Molodoï was a French punk rock group from Paris and Dijon, formed on September 20, 1990. The band featured François Guillemot on vocals, Frédéric Berger on bass, Rémi Berger on guitar and drum machine, and various members on drums and saxophone. The debut studio album Irrécupérables was released in (1990), followed by Dragon libre in (1991). The group signed with Squatt, a Sony Music subsidiary, and released its third studio album Royaume de jeunesse in (1992). In (1993), they recorded their first live album On est là ! at Agen. Their final studio album, Tango Massaï (1995), was produced by Patrick Duffy of The Ruts and featured Seamus of Madness on keyboards. Notable songs include “Âme errante” and “Éléphant reggae”. Molodoï disbanded on September 20, 1996, exactly six years after its formation.
