Brian Molko
Singer-songwriter and Placebo frontman
Born
December 10th, 1972
52 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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Brian Molko, born in 1972, is a British-Belgian singer-songwriter and musician. He co-founded the alternative rock band Placebo in 1994, where he serves as the lead vocalist and guitarist. The band's music is characterized by its glam rock influences and often explores themes of sexuality, existentialism, and emotional turmoil. Their self-titled debut album and subsequent releases gained significant commercial success and critical acclaim, establishing a dedicated fanbase across multiple continents. Molko's distinctive voice and androgynous appearance contributed to the band's unique identity in the music scene.
Co-founded Placebo in 1994
Released hit albums including 'Without You I'm Nothing'
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