New album produced by Will Yip (Title Fight, Code Orange, Circa Survive, The Menzingers) out 2021 on SideOneDummy Records.Fixed It All music video premiered in August by Brooklyn Vegan.Archives music video premiered in October by Flood Magazine.European tours supporting Sum 41, Movements, Moose Blood, and Silversun Pickups.Featured on the cover of Spotify’s French Rock, Frog N’ Roll, and French Noise playlists.Also heard on Spotify’s Rock This, Totally Alt, New Noise, and The New Alt playlists. About the Artist Sometimes, Prish guitarist/vocalist Mathias Court will sit down in front of a movie, TV episode or video game and play around on his guitar. The idea is for him to capture and channel the emotion of what he’s watching into music by what’s on the screen. That’s exactly what happened during the making of the Paris-based band’s second fulllength – and first with iconic label SideOneDummy – Fixed It All. Court was watching a video game stream on Twitch when he heard a riff. He immediately stopped the Twitch channel, opened Logic Pro and songs started to emerge. That might sound like an unusual process, but it makes sense. The three founding members of Prish – Court, bassist Martin Dupraz and drummer Julien Louvion – met at film school in 2010. A few years later, guitarist Frdric Wah joined. While he wasn’t at film school with the others, he’s also equally obsessed with films. Prish have made friends and toured with a plethora of high-profile American and British bands, from Sum 41 to Silversun Pickups, Moose Blood to Movements – something that’s practically unheard of for a French band to do in the alternative rock scene. It truly shows how transcendental their music is, and how easily it can break barriers that plenty of others have failed to break. You might think that would cause extra stress for the band, but it doesn’t – Prish just want to focus on themselves simply by pushing themselves to improve with every song they write.