Plume

1. PLUME is a German glam rock/electronic rock band. PLUME are what happens when pop music isn't afraid of grit anymore, when glitter no longer has to be soft, and when nostalgia gets a futuristic backbone. Their songs are multi-layered soundscapes—distorted, interwoven with synthesizers, broken rhythms, and an unwavering drive to surprise. Pop at its core, but never predictable. Electronically driven, yet raw in expression. Catchy, but never comfortable. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

1. PLUME is a German glam rock/electronic rock band. PLUME are what happens when pop music isn't afraid of grit anymore, when glitter no longer has to be soft, and when nostalgia gets a futuristic backbone. Their songs are multi-layered soundscapes—distorted, interwoven with synthesizers, broken rhythms, and an unwavering drive to surprise. Pop at its core, but never predictable. Electronically driven, yet raw in expression. Catchy, but never comfortable. It all begins with a buzz in the air—an impulse pulsating somewhere between neon lights and digital frenzy. Visually, PLUME makes a statement: edginess, not compromise. Glam-rock-inspired styling meets the digital zeitgeist—one look, one statement. The “New Generation of Rockstars” is here, and they're wearing eyeliner. Live, PLUME don't just deliver concerts, they deliver ecstatic Gesamtkunstwerke (total works of art). Their shows are relentless performances—seamless, atmospheric, choreographed to the point of chaos. Everything flows. Everything lives. Everything burns. The aesthetics of pop culture are deconstructed. The band quotes what was to show what will be. PLUME bring rock music back—not as an echo, but as a stark present. 2. Plume, duo composed of Lucas and Catherine Tizon, based in New York but created in London, are part of the french music label Fiat Lux and have just released their first album 'At Last'. 3. Plume from San Jose. https://plumesj.bandcamp.com/ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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