Ulan Bator

The Profile

Formed around Amaury Cambuzat in 1993, Ulan Bator is a French/Italian experimental rock band combining krautrock, post‑rock and noise. Lineups across releases have included Olivier Manchion, Egle Sommacal and Matteo Dainese; collaborations and touring connections with members of Faust are documented in the reviews. Notable releases highlighted by DeBaser include Nouvel Air, Végétale, Ego:Echo and the EP Soleils.

Amaury Cambuzat is the central figure of the band. Reviews note collaborations and touring with members of Faust and contributions from musicians such as James Johnston and Rosie Westbrook on later recordings. Cambuzat established Acid Cobra Records (mentioned in DeBaser reviews) and the band is regularly praised for strong live performances.

DeBaser reviews present Ulan Bator as a consistently rewarding experimental rock band led by Amaury Cambuzat. Reviews praise albums such as Nouvel Air, Végétale, Ego:Echo and the EP Soleils for their blend of krautrock, post‑rock and noise. Live reports emphasize powerful, intimate performances.