The Korea Times
Somewhere between the mechanical and the human, between the precise and the chaotic, are the French experimental trio Meule. With a giant modular synthesizer, two drum kits sharing a single bass drum and a frantic wall of genre-smashing sound, their live shows have become an absolute must-see. They plan to bring their eccentric mix of krautrock, garage rock and psychedelia to Korea this weekend with live shows in Seoul, Daegu and Busan. Meule are made up of guitarist, vocalist and modular synth player Valentin, and drummers and vocalists Dorris and Marine. The trio already developed a fan base in Korea after their surprising performance at DMZ Peace Train Music Festival in 2024 became the most talked about of the weekend. It was a night that left an impression on both the audience and the band. “We found the circle pit really inviting,” Valentin told The Korea Times. "That's one of the main reasons we wanted to come back." This time, they are arriving with new music, new collaborations and a live show that has grown since the band’s first visit here. Their origins were accidental.
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