Four Question Marks
50 top tracks
Four Question Marks
50 top tracks
Albums

Titan
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Aleph
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Futuristic Metal: Made in France
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Revolution Calling
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Nintendo Mixtape
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Neznámé album (30.11.2007 0:25:05)
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Got Game? The Nintendo Mixtape
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2005 Aleph
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2004 Aleph
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2008 Titan
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Who knows
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Titan (Trendkill, 2008)
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Biography
Four Question Marks (also known as "????") was founded many years ago by Julien Granger (drums, also in Today Is the Day and Darkness Dynamite) and Remy Cuveillier (Guitars), and was joined by Yacine Mdarhri- Alaoui (bass guitar) and Francis Passini (vocals) in 2001....Read more on Last.fm
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Four Question Marks (also known as "????") was founded many years ago by Julien Granger (drums, also in Today Is the Day and Darkness Dynamite) and Remy Cuveillier (Guitars), and was joined by Yacine Mdarhri- Alaoui (bass guitar) and Francis Passini (vocals) in 2001.
Late 2001 "????" have entered studio to record 2 tracks : "Global" and "Weapontree" for the split CD "Feeding/Stroll/"????" ", which came out in January 2002.
In 2003 Yacine (bass) left the band and Francis, who had to stop doing the vocals due to medical issue, take his place.
Early 2004 "????" enter the RBS studio (Sylvain Biguet) in order to record Aleph, their first album. The instruments are recorded while the band pursues its auditions for a vocalist.
After several tries, Sebastien L'aiguille joins the band and records his vocal parts in May 2004.
Aleph is mixed by Sylvain Biguet and mastered at "L'Autre Studio" by Jean Pierre Bouquet.
December 2004, "????" sign with Several Bleeds Records. Aleph was released in 2005.
In April 2005, "????", go on tour with the American band Misery Index (ex-Dying Fetus) for 11 shows in Europe.
Four Question Marks disbanded in July 2009. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Four+Question+Marks">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
