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Who are Fange?

Fange are a French extreme metal band formed in Rennes in 2013. From the beginning, they have built an intensely dark and heavy sound combining sludge metal, industrial, noise and various forms of extreme metal.

Massive riffs, distortion, electronic aggression and raw vocals form the foundation of their sound. The result evokes an industrial warehouse, a noise experiment and the darkest underground metal club all at once.

The band has never settled on a single formula. Over the years, electronic and industrial elements have taken on an increasingly important role. At the same time, the heaviness of their earlier releases has remained central to their identity.

From sludge metal towards industrial

Fange spent their early years deeply rooted in sludge, noise and extreme metal. Their early releases revealed a band more interested in heaviness, abrasion and physical intensity than conventional metal structures.

Their debut album “Purge” was released in 2016. It was followed by “Punir” in 2017 and “Pourrissoir” in 2018.

The evolution of their sound was already evident across these releases. Their wall of guitar noise gradually developed an increasingly pronounced electronic and industrial dimension.

“Pudeur” and an expanding sound

The 2020 album “Pudeur” marked an important stage in the band’s development. Industrial and electronic elements became even more closely integrated with their metal foundations.

This did not make Fange any less brutal. Instead, electronics brought a different kind of weight and coldness to their music.

Mechanical rhythms, distorted textures and massive riffs began to function as parts of the same whole. This pushed the band even further beyond a simple sludge metal classification.

“Privation” and “Pantocrator”

On “Privation”, released in 2021, Fange continued to explore the space between extreme metal, industrial and noise.

The next major chapter arrived with “Pantocrator” in 2024. On the album, the band further developed the cold, mechanical and fiercely aggressive side of their sound.

The boundaries between guitars and electronics became increasingly irrelevant. Rather than functioning as separate elements, they combine to create a dense and crushing wall of sound.

This approach has helped the band establish a distinctive place on the contemporary European extreme music scene.

Fange live

Fange’s concerts rely on the physical power of their music. Riffs, electronics, distortion and vocals create an intensely claustrophobic atmosphere on stage.

Their shows are not simply conventional metal concerts. Industrial rhythms and noise elements give them the feeling of controlled sonic chaos.

Their music particularly appeals to fans of extreme metal, sludge and industrial. It is equally compelling for those who follow noise and experimental music.

Over the years, Fange have built their identity precisely at this intersection. The weight of metal and the coldness of electronics function like parts of the same machine.

Info

🎤 Artist: Fange

📍 Rennes, France

🎵 Genre: industrial metal • sludge metal • noise • extreme metal

📅 Active since: 2013

💿 Key releases: Purge (2016) • Punir (2017) • Pourrissoir (2018) • Pudeur (2020) • Privation (2021) • Pantocrator (2024)

⭐ Known for: a dark combination of industrial, sludge, extreme metal and noise, massive riffs, electronic aggression and intense live performances

Upcoming events


IGORRR makes its Croatian debut with SECRET CHIEFS 3 and FANGE

Boogaloo | Zagreb | 16.03.2027. 19:00

Igorrr makes his Croatian debut at Zagreb’s Boogaloo on March 16, 2027. Special guests Secret Chiefs 3 and Fange join for a night of extreme and experimental music.

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IGORRR Live in Belgrade + SECRET CHIEFS 3 + FANGE – First Ever Show in Serbia

Hangar | Beograd | 17.03.2027. 19:00

IGORRR has spent years tearing down the boundaries between genres. Extreme metal, electronic music, breakcore, classical music and baroque collide in a sound that refuses easy classification.

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