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HyperSensible France
Cyrille and Jean are children of the South-Western of France. They rode together in the late 80’s : the disillusioned
savagery of small towns and the sophisticated aesthetics of the 80’s, this is what they share.
In the 1990s, they founded several ephemeral punk bands.
Twenty years later, the two friends decided to form HyperSensible.
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