Guerilla Poubelle is a French punk rock group formed in 2003 in the Paris area. The initial lineup consisted of Till Lemoine on vocals and guitar, Koj on bass and backing vocals, and Chamoule on drums. The group's early work included the demo Dégoût et des couleurs (2003) and the debut studio album Il faut repeindre le monde… en noir (2005), which sold over 20,000 copies. In 2005, they released the split Ninjas and Guerilleros with the Japanese group Coquettish and toured in Europe, Japan, and Quebec. Their second album, Punk = Existentialisme (2007), included a documentary DVD and marked the departure of Jokoko, who had painted on stage during performances. The group's subsequent releases include the compilation C'était mieux avant (2011) and the studio albums Amor Fati (2013), La Nausée (2017), and L'Ennui (2020). Guerilla Poubelle performed over 1,000 concerts across Europe, North America, South America, and Japan.
