NEW LP
Rebellion RecordsThe Janitors started in 2003 when 4 friends had a drunk talk after some gig in hometown La Rochelle. They soon recorded their first demo which attracted a lot of attention, especially from seminal French Oi ! fanzine Une Vie Pour Rien ? who were starting a record label. The Janitors’ « Bloody Boredom » 7’’ became one of their first releases.
The band toured extensively all over Europe supporting the releases of their 7’’ and LP « Work », playing Praha, Vienna or Budapest twice.
Their next release, an 8-track 10’’ which came out in 2013, showed the guys moving to a slightly different sound, more clearly influenced by late ‘70s Punk and early Oi !. This record brought them back to Germany and Spain where they made quite an impression every time they played.
Though they’re not the most prolific band ever, The Janitors have never stopped playing over the years, and always with the same line-up. They’ve shared stages with bands such as Oi ! legends Cockney Rejects, Last Resort, Oppressed, Nabat, Templars, Evil Conduct or The Clichés with whom they did a split 7’’, Punk vets Menace, The Kids, Braindance or psychobilly kings like Demented Are Go!
Now they’re finally back with a full album, 10 new hot tracks that’ll please old and new fans alike.
The band toured extensively all over Europe supporting the releases of their 7’’ and LP « Work », playing Praha, Vienna or Budapest twice.
Their next release, an 8-track 10’’ which came out in 2013, showed the guys moving to a slightly different sound, more clearly influenced by late ‘70s Punk and early Oi !. This record brought them back to Germany and Spain where they made quite an impression every time they played.
Though they’re not the most prolific band ever, The Janitors have never stopped playing over the years, and always with the same line-up. They’ve shared stages with bands such as Oi ! legends Cockney Rejects, Last Resort, Oppressed, Nabat, Templars, Evil Conduct or The Clichés with whom they did a split 7’’, Punk vets Menace, The Kids, Braindance or psychobilly kings like Demented Are Go!
Now they’re finally back with a full album, 10 new hot tracks that’ll please old and new fans alike.