Francis of Delirium is the collaboration of two generations working for a specific rock vision. Jana Bahrich, 19, a Vancouver native, is one half of the band. She plays guitar, sings, and creates songs with a fascination for 90s grunge, a period she didn't personally experience but feels deeply connected to. Chris Hewett, a Seattle native 30 years her senior, plays drums with her. After Jana made friends with some of her classmates who played in a family band with their father, Chris, the Luxembourg-based duo was created. Although their collaboration may appear strange, it makes sense given that both of them were creatively motivated by the grunge movement (especially Nirvana and Pearl Jam). Their first two EPs, "All Change" and "Wading," both of which were released in 2020, demonstrated their fondness for pounding rhythms, thunderous guitars, and emotional lyrics about self-doubt, struggle, vulnerability, and angst. They haven't had many chances to perform these promising tunes live because they got started at the onset of the pandemic. As they have already announced performances in France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and even a North American tour in support of The Districts, they have the potential to become a huge band in the Luxembourgish scene and beyond. To learn more about their universe, try watching some of their YouTube videos with songs like "Karen," "Ashamed," "Red," "Lakes," or "Come Out and Play." Contrary to what their song's title, "I Think I'm Losing," suggests, Francis of Delirium are actually on the upswing..

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