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Dirtyphonics are a French electronic duo known for their energetic blend of drum'n'bass and high-attitude rock. Active since the 2000s, they have built a distinctive sound around their painstaking production and high-impact live performances, appearing at major festivals including Coachella and Glastonbury. Their sound continued evolving, with their 2024 album Magnetic signifying a return to their drum'n'bass roots
Dirtyphonics formed in Paris in 2004, with their original lineup including Charly Barranger, Thomas Desbouvrie, and Julien "Pho" Lignon. The DJ/producer/multi-instrumentalists worked on their music for two years before performing live, developing a sound indebted to the arena-quality amplitude of dance acts like Daft Punk as well as more rock-minded reference points. In 2008 they were joined by Julien "PitchIn" Corrales and signed to AudioPorn Records, releasing a string of singles and sharpening their style, which would grow to blend elements of dubstep, trap, and drum'n'bass. As their fame grew, Dirtyphonics worked on remixes for luminaries ranging from Skrillex to Marilyn Manson. In 2013, they released their debut full-length, Irreverence, on Dim Mak Records. Constant touring ensued, and in early 2014 Desbouvrie left the band to focus on an art career. A follow-up EP, Write Your Future, was released in 2015, and amid steady touring, a relocation to Los Angeles, and various remixes and single releases, the group teamed up with dubstep sensation Bassnectar and the jungle-informed Ragga Twins in 2017 for the collaborative single "Watch Out." More changes to the line up happened when Lignon left the group, and their membership was down to Barranger and Corrales. The duo teamed with Sullivan King in 2017 for the Vantablack EP, a more metal-centric release. More singles and a 2019 EP, Scars, followed, before Dirtyphonics' second studio album Magnetic arrived in 2024. The album was a return to their drum'n'bass roots, and featured collaborations with Circadian, Bossfight, and others. The next year the duo played a concert in Paris to celebrate their 20th Anniversary as a band. From there, they continued with new songs like 2026's "After Hours." ~ TiVo Staff
Dirtyphonics formed in Paris in 2004, with their original lineup including Charly Barranger, Thomas Desbouvrie, and Julien "Pho" Lignon. The DJ/producer/multi-instrumentalists worked on their music for two years before performing live, developing a sound indebted to the arena-quality amplitude of dance acts like Daft Punk as well as more rock-minded reference points. In 2008 they were joined by Julien "PitchIn" Corrales and signed to AudioPorn Records, releasing a string of singles and sharpening their style, which would grow to blend elements of dubstep, trap, and drum'n'bass. As their fame grew, Dirtyphonics worked on remixes for luminaries ranging from Skrillex to Marilyn Manson. In 2013, they released their debut full-length, Irreverence, on Dim Mak Records. Constant touring ensued, and in early 2014 Desbouvrie left the band to focus on an art career. A follow-up EP, Write Your Future, was released in 2015, and amid steady touring, a relocation to Los Angeles, and various remixes and single releases, the group teamed up with dubstep sensation Bassnectar and the jungle-informed Ragga Twins in 2017 for the collaborative single "Watch Out." More changes to the line up happened when Lignon left the group, and their membership was down to Barranger and Corrales. The duo teamed with Sullivan King in 2017 for the Vantablack EP, a more metal-centric release. More singles and a 2019 EP, Scars, followed, before Dirtyphonics' second studio album Magnetic arrived in 2024. The album was a return to their drum'n'bass roots, and featured collaborations with Circadian, Bossfight, and others. The next year the duo played a concert in Paris to celebrate their 20th Anniversary as a band. From there, they continued with new songs like 2026's "After Hours." ~ TiVo Staff
Members of Dirtyphonics include, or have included, Thomas Desbouvrie.
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