Zéro Absolu is the band formerly known as Glaciation.
Glaciation was a project founded in 2011 by François Duguest (instruments) and Jean Valnoir Simoulin (Vocals, art direction).
The group then expanded to include Hugo Moerman (who became the 3rd permanent member of the group).
In 2012, they released the album "1994".
Valnoir temporarily left the band in 2014 and was replaced by RMS Hreidmarr.
In 2015, the album "Sur les falaises de marbre" was released by Osmose Productions. Due to alcoholism issues (among others), Hreidmarr was later removed from the band.
He then decided, without informing anyone, to assemble a new lineup and illegally registered the name Glaciation with the French Institute for Intellectual Property.
In 2023, the core of the original lineup (obviously without Hreidmarr), accompanied by a member of Regarde les Hommes Tomber and another from Alcest, recorded a new album: "La saignée".
In 2024, to put an end to the drama, they decided to rename Glaciation to Zéro Absolu.