TROUBLE FAIT' France
TROUBLE FAIT' was born in the spring of 86 in the midst of the Cure craze.
Now performing as a threesome since the
beginning of 2016 and relying on drum machines, the current line-up aims at never stopping Trouble Fait' as a band and displays their unshakable will to be an essential part of the underground scene.
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