Two souls in the heart of the night.
Denuit was born at dawn in the souls of Lis and Ivi. Nocturnal, electronic and poetic, their music is a dance between light and darkness. Over Ivi’s nebulous synths, Lis’s cold, ethereal voice sounds like the call of the banshee. The duo creates their own magic potion: Night-Wave, where the shadows of Siouxsie, Boy Harsher and Kompromat merge. Inspired by the cyberpunk aesthetics and the dark poetry of Edgar Allan Poe, Denuit is a powerful duo that comes from the heart, like an ode to love and life itself.
Electro-Wave / Nightwave
News and interviews
Welcome to our musical abode! Join us, Ivi & Lis, as we blend captivating DJ sets each month, with each session…
We were invited by Cuentame Usa for a nice interview. We talk about how Denuit started, our albums Black Sun, Inferno, and our new album Ritual. We discuss about the state of the music industry and many more interesting facts 🙂
Beneath the onyx blanket of the night, a luminary graces the celestial tapestry: the moon. Emerging from the dusky shadows, Denuit – a sublime French gothic ensemble – assumes this role, acting as the radiant moonbeam in our all-encompassing gloom.
We were invited by our friend LW2 at Pinata Radio to mix some of our favorite tracks of the moment. For the full show including the interview head over Pinata Radio
We did a really cool interview with France Bleu Herault talking about our New album Inferno, the inspiration, the creation process and the plans for the future.
Thanks to Emmanuel de Roquetaillade for inviting us to the show La nouvelle scène de l’Hérault
What They Say About Us:
Black Sun is linked in coherence, does not weaken, does not freeze either, eager to keep an open musical range.
Muzzart – Will Dum
A refined and sharp, as cold and warm blend between Ivi’s hypnotic beats, gloomy bass throbs and winding icy synthetic evocations that coalesce organically with Lis‘ alluring haunted vocalizations.
WL//WH – Catherine Gillette
The gothic post-punk electro duo of Denuit reveals a very promising dark wave vein. Their “Black Sun” album is in this image: addictive.
LACN – Didier
Denuit made the daring bet to loudly claim the term “cold wave” which has fallen a bit into disuse. Gothic but not the clownish one worn out by the American metal figures of the late 90’s. Here we can see the filiation with the original figures as Siouxsie or closer to us the ones of Zola Jesus or Boy Harsher. A deep voice , electronic instrumentation, rock energy and scenic trance are perfectly enshrined in the captivating stage performances of the duo.
Trente Quatre Tours – Guilhem Trébuchon