Eiffel

French rock-band Eiffel were founded by Romain and Estelle Humeau in 1998. Following the launch of an initial 1999 EP (L’Affaire), the music group was noticed by maker Bertrand Burgalat, looking for a backing music group for French article writer Michel Houellebecq’s 1999 music task. Gaining a more substantial following and much more exposure over time, Eiffel released two albums (2001’s L’Abricotine and 2002’s Le Quart d’Heure des Ahuris) before Romain Humeau got a while off to record a single task, L’Éternité de l’Instant, released in 2005. Eiffel came back as a music group with a fresh EP, Ma Component d’Ombre, in 2006 and a fresh recording, Tandoori, in 2007. The full-length À Tout Second found its way to 2009, accompanied by Foule Monstre in 2012.