Ravage Club – Tako-tsubo

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Discover “Tako-tsubo,” the new single from French punk duo Ravage Club, taken from their debut album, available soon.

The group Ravage Punk has released a single entitled “Tako-tsubo,” to be discovered via the player below:

A true hymn to life, this single encourages “turn your life into a novel, a French film, an amusement park, a rodeo, whatever” enthuses the group in a press release, before declaring: “LIVE AND FEEL STRONG!” With a heart that never stops burning…”

Just like “Dingogo,” previously revealed, “Tako-Tsubo” is taken from Silymarine, the duo’s first album, which is scheduled for release on January 22, 2027. Before this first disc, Claudia and Vincent had already released two EPs, It’s hell in 2022 and Ravage Club in 2024. Regarding the latter, they declared: “It’s simply called Ravage Club. It represents us perfectly at this moment and reveals other facets, other strengths and other flaws. We are proud of the team we worked with and the result obtained through passion and sweat. » We find there in particular the single “Ecchymoses,” which “speaks of violence in all its forms, of toxic relationships, of the scars left by passion and then of resilience and newfound freedom. »

As for concerts, find them on the following dates:

  • November 13: La Réserve.Art (Abbaretz)
  • November 19: Carré Sam (Boulogne-sur-mer) opening for Tagada Jones
  • December 3: Television (Paris)
  • January 23, 2027: Salle de L’Auzelou (Tulle) in the first part of Ultra Vomit
  • February 6, 2027: L’Atelier (Cluses) in the first part of Sidilarsen
  • April 3, 2027: The Ziquodrome (Compiègne) in the first part of Didier Wampas
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