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LES ÉKORCHÉS Featuring VOIVOD, B.A.R.F., GHOULUNATICS Members: Live Video Available

March 23, 2007

LES ÉKORCHÉS, the new Montréal, Québec, Canada-based project featuring vocalist Marc Vaillancourt from B.A.R.F., drummer Michel "Away" Langevin from VOIVOD, guitarist Pat Gordon from GHOULUNATICS and cellist Philippe Mius d'Entremont from MARUKA, played a CD-release show for its self-titled debut album on February 27 at Café Campus in Montréal. Watch a nine-minute video clip of the performance at YouTube.

"Les Ékorchés" was released on February 27 via Indica Records. The all-acoustic CD, which is described as a mix of "old-school hardcore and some metal riffs," was produced by Glen Robinson, who previously worked with VOIVOD on the "Nothingface" and "Katorz" albums.

For more information, including audio samples, visit the band's MySpace page.

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