Starting their career in their teen years, performing concerts of original rock songs in their homeland, the band set sail for Australia where, in 2011, they picked up management, recorded their first studio single 'Dead On The Ground' and toured downunder with fantastic results.

Upon the band's return to Marseille, their year of international experience had brought home a new, 'hard edged' sound to their continually growing 'HG' fanbase, building their reputation as a band to watch.

In 2012 Harmonic Generator returned to Australia, via a short tour in the UK, and recorded 10 tracks with world renowned producer Mark Opitz and fellow producer, Colin Wynne, in Melbourne.

This new producer / artist arrangement created an immediate chemistry that lead to a significant directional change.

The first six tracks took a similar line to the band's youth. Four on the floor rock. But it's what followed that had the bands genre excitingly evolve.

Emerging from Thirty Mill Studio with a further four tracks that morphed into far heavier, far darker, far more compelling sound, that is best described as a cross between old school 70's heavy rock and today's metal.

After completing a second successful tour of Australia, the band returned to France, continuing live performances, to release their first album "When The Sun Goes Down" alongside with their debut video single 'Nobody Dies'. After the release of another video, "Rising Star", and an amazing tour opening for Raven and Girlschool in the end of 2013, Harmonic Generator is currently shaking European stages. They are now preparing a new tour with Jeff Scott Soto that will kicks off May 2014.