Unprocessed

Unprocessed arrives at La Maroquinerie in Paris on October 3, 2026. Formed in Wiesbaden, the quartet develops a modern, progressive, guitar-centered metal that sits between djent, technical proficiency and clean melodic lines. Around singer‑guitarist Manuel Gardner Fernandes, the songs weave polyrhythms, angular riffs and more open, airy passages, with a clean vocal that gains presence without sacrificing the impact of the rougher register.

The band brings to the stage ...and everything in between, conceived as a journey between emotional poles — anger, sadness, nostalgia, love, fear. Textures are carefully worked, grooves are fragmented, choruses hook without force, and the arrangements retain a level of detail that makes a difference. On record, some tracks cross paths with the guitarists of Polyphia; live, Unprocessed keeps that precision and dynamism, without gratuitous gimmicks.

On the bill: shifting meters, tight attacks, clear harmonies that cut through the wall of guitars, and a razor‑tight rhythm section. Unprocessed puts forward a vision of futuristic, melodic metal, played with tension and control, made for a room like La Maroquinerie.