Members
- Mathias Malzieu – vocals, ukulele, folk guitar, theremin, harmonica, glockenspiel
Mathias is the main songwriter and frontman. He has also written three books - 38 mini westerns (Pimientos, 2003), Maintenant qu'il fait tout le temps nuit sur toi (Flammarion, 2005) et La mécanique du cœur (Flammarion, 2007) - with inspiration drawing between the albums and the novels.
- Éric Serra Tosio aka Rico – drums, percussion, whistle
- Michaël Ponton aka Miky Biky – lead guitar, phonograph turntable, banjo, lapsteel, ukulele, programming
The Miky Biky co-produced La mécanique du cœur with Mathias.
- Guillaume Garidel aka Guillermo – bass guitar, contrabass, synthesizer (member 1996–2007)
- Élisabeth Maistre aka Babet – vocal, violin, keys, banjo, theremin (member 1998–2007)
Babet has begun a solo career and released an album: Drôle d'oiseau (March 5, 2007).
- Stéphan Bertholio aka Stéphano – banjo, keys, bass, glockenspiel, ukulele, baritone guitar, lapsteel, musical saw, melodica (member 2002 - )
Stéphan worked as the band's backliner on tour, but joined officially during the recording of Monsters in Love.
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