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Déviations c'est quoi ? C'est une émission de radio diffusée le mardi à 15H sur Radio U quand tout marche bien et dans tous les cas podcastée sur internet. Ok mais ça parle de quoi ? Des acteurs de la région brestoise qui mènent des initiatives alternatives qu'on souhaite mettre en avant. Mais aussi de gens en marge de la société, qui mènent un mode de vie différent et à qui on veut donner la parole. Et c'est qui ces gens ? Ça peut être des assos, des entreprises, des collectifs, des citoyens, des habitants, des écolos, des punks, des babos, des sdf, des handicapés, des vieux, des jeunes... Et déviations c'est qui ? C'est 4 personnes Lena, Lea, Gwendal et Anne-Clé mais c'est vous aussi. Si vous avez des idées de sujets, des événements ou des liens intéressants à balancer surtout n'hésitez pas !

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Deviations is Matthew Sindle (vocals), Douglass High (guitars), Jake Bigby (guitars), Pat Diaz (bass/vocals), and Taylor Powers (drums/vocals). Deviations came together in December of 2010. Originally a 4-piece, the 5-piece alternative and hardcore band resides in Orlando, Florida. From the very beginning, the message of Deviations has been very clear and their message has bound the members together since the beginning. Their self-produced EP's, "Rebirth" and "Revolt", have a very organized and clean mix of today's hard rock with old-school hardcore. With influences like Comeback Kid, Linkin Park and Underoath, the band has created a genre in it's self and has labeled it "Alternative/Hardcore." If you like hard rock, metal or hardcore music, you can find something that you like about Deviations. From their arena-worthy choruses to their hardcore-punk verses and face-melting breakdowns, the genre bending band creates an atmosphere that anybody can feel welcomed to appreciate. With Deviations, the message is clear. The band came together with the a common goal. That goal was to reach out to their negatively fueled peers and teens. Every member in Deviation's has had some kind of traumatic experience or is having to deal with a lot of negative influence in their life right now. We all do. Through all of that, Deviations has found a common purpose and goal and that is to share how they get through it and to show that, negative actions create negative results. The band is an expression of their beliefs and their attitudes towards their expereiences with life. Doug says. "Deviations is by no means a ministry band. If you want a ministry band, then you should go to a church every sunday morning and read the lyrics from those giant projectors. We know most of the younger adults and teens that listen to our kind of music don't feel welcomed or think of going to church as an option because they have been shuned from their local churches or they don't feel comfortable with who they are at a church. We want to bring the welcoming feeling to them. We want to let our demographic know that we know you're angry, we know you feel alone, we know you don't trust anybody, we know you might be ashamed of what you believe and we know you don't fit in. We are those kids and that's what fuels our music. The passion for expressing our anger and the passion for expressing what's really right, christians or not, is truely what we want to express so we can create that welcoming feeling to our demographic and then we can start to rebuild truth and positivity within our society and christian communities."