Longue Distance
Quebec rock band founded in 1998 by Éric St-Arnaud, Martin Boucher and Nicolas
Bélanger. At the start of their career, the trio called themselves Belzébuth.
From 1999 to 2001, several members joined and left the band. It was also during
this period that the group changed its name to Longue Distance. In spring 2001,
the band played their first major shows in Trois-Rivières. In winter 2002, the
song " Abitibi " enters rotation on radio stations in Quebec, Ontario and New
Brunswick. In August of the same year, they begin recording their eponymous
debut album, which is released in th...
