Mordicus

Quebec rock band founded in 2010 in Chicoutimi (Canada), initially formed by Luc Gagné, Maxime Desrosiers and Martin Moe. In 2010, the trio entered the Festival international de la chanson de Granby, where they were finalists. The following year, the group released its first album, Qui Vivra Verra. In 2012, the group won the Festival Dédé Fortin in Normandin, and in 2013 the Bourse Objectif Scène. That same year, the band became a quintet with the arrival of Laurent Laberge and Pier-Luc Laberge. February 2014 sees the release of the album Cri Primal, including the songs " Miroir, miroir" and " Oh maman ", both of which score hits on Quebec radio. The album receives a nomination in the Rock Album of the Year category at the ADISQ gala. In 2016, the band presents the album Edgar Allan Pop. The band's singer, Maxime Desrosiers, takes part in the 2017 edition of the reality show La Voix in Quebec. June 2018 sees the release of Où Sont les Néons? In September 2022, the quintet releases Chic-Nord, a record that refers to the memories and neighborhoods of Chicoutimi-Nord that shaped their childhood.

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