Oneyed Jack was a French rock ensemble from Paris established in 1992. The group consisted of the musicians Ludo Wangermez, Fabrice Baldet, Julien Reymond, Mickaël Roger, Lionel Sellier, and Guillaume Cavanna. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by fusion and for being pioneers of the genre in France. The ensemble was founded in 1992 and achieved professional recognition for the name being taken from a location in the television program Twin Peaks. Their recording career began with the debut extended play Brain Terrorism (1993). Oneyed Jack achieved professional recognition for performing as the opening act for the ensemble Lofofora and the ensemble Sepultura. They achieved professional recognition for signing with the label Yelen musiques in 1995 after winning the Printemps de Bourges contest. Their discography included the debut studio recording Cynique (1996). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the song “Le pouvoir” (1997) being the subject of legal action. Their recording career included the studio recording Arise (1998) and a remix of the song “Good God” (1999) by the ensemble Korn. Oneyed Jack achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Prepare to reactivate (2001). The ensemble became inactive in 2002.
