F.F.F., or Fédération Française de Fonk, was founded in Paris in 1987 by Marco
Prince (vocals), Yarol Poupaud (guitar), Nicolas Baby (bass) and Christian
"Krichou" Montieux (drums). Montieux (drums). Influenced by rock, funk and
metal, the band made a name for themselves at the Transmusicales de Rennes
festival in 1990, releasing the acclaimed album Blast Culture the following
year, recorded in New York with Bill Laswell, followed by a tour that included
support for George Clinton. The flamboyant style of fusion groups such as Living
Colour and Fishbone infused the second album, ...