direction and sound. In September 2004 recorded a duet with teen pop'n'rock idols Kyo, resulting in the single "On ne changera rien". Alphabet Prison and hiatus (2005–2007) On October 9, 2006, they returned with Alphabet Prison, an album that encompasses all that they have done until that date, and has slower and calm songs (Un parfum nommé 16 ans) and heavier songs (Zéphyr, Blockout). In 2007, they announced that they were going on hiatus. Mark confirmed that in a concert. Mark was going to Los Angeles, where he was going to film a movie. Franck was going to the EUA to promote his brand Kill. Benoît was going to play in a new group called Empyr, that has members from Watcha, Vegastar and the former singer of Kyo. Fred was also going to play in a new group called Hewitt. Davy was to continue in the group Enhancer. In 2008, the song "New Wave" from Medecine Cake was released as a downloadable track for the game Rock Band. Reunion (2017–present) On March 29, 2017, Pleymo announced their reformation for a Pleymo Revival Tour celebrating the band's 20th anniversary. The first reunion show occurred on March 9, 2018 in their native France. On February 23, 2018, the group released a limited edition vinyl. 500 copies will be sold out in less than 48 hours. Influences Their influences range from Rage Against the Machine to bands like Korn, Deftones and Primus. Members Current members ▪ Mark Maggiori (Kemar) - lead vocals (1997-2007, 2017–present), Blue. ▪ Erik De Villoutreys (Riko) - guitars (1998-2007, 2017–present), Green. ▪ Davy Portela (Vost) - guitars (1999-2007, 2017–present), Yellow. ▪ Benoît Juillard (B1) - bass guitar (1997-2007, 2017–present), Red. ▪ Fred Ceraudo (Burns) - drums (1997-2007, 2017–present), White. ▪ Franck Bailleul (Kefran) - turntables, vocals (1998-2007, 2017–present), Black. The nicknames and colors attribute to the "Medecine Cake" era. Former members Mattias Borronquet - guitars (1997-1998) Matthieu Gibson - guitars (1998) Timeline Discography Keçkispasse? (1999) Episode 2: Medecine Cake (2002) Rock (2003) Alphabet Prison (2006) Videography Ce Soir C'est Grand Soir (2005, Live, Double DVD) Videoclips (music videos) Blöhm (2000) New Wave (2001) United Nowhere (2002) Divine Excuse (2003) Rock (2003) On Ne Changera Rien (2004) Moddadiction (2004) Adrenaline (2006) L'instinct et l'envie (2006) References External links Official website Royal Artist Club - Official Mobile Blog New album official website Official Myspace Alternative metal musical groups French nu metal