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The Band of Holy Joy are an English band formed in New Cross, London, and initially active between 1984 and 1993, releasing several albums. In 1992, they abbreviated their name to Holy Joy. They reformed in 2002, under their original name, releasing a new album called Love Never Fails.
Ever since Johny Brown set sail its third iteration in 2007, Band Of Holy Joy have refused to stay static, tackling modern ills without a thought for the past. Their latest lands somewhere between cinematic indie pop and thrusting deep soul on New York Romantic, with Our Flighty Season In The Dirty Sun adding a gospel twist to its big parcel of ...
Band Of Holy Joy. More images. Profile: Formed from the ashes of an unrecorded '77 punk band, Speed, Band Of Holy Joy's initial musical forays were largely in the domain of industrial bricolage and occasional bursts of madness.
Band Of Holy Joy have mutated endlessly since their origin as a kind of trashbin industrial folk collective, through early experiments in an intensely poetic form of ambient postpunk, to near chart-contenders on a then-failing Rough Trade, free of bitterness but with greater heart… and more recently onward to a series of albums of gently ...
30 mag 2023 · Over each of their last three albums - Funambulist We Love You, Neon Primitives and Dreams Take Flight - Band Of Holy Joy has bettered itself, and may now have reached their apex, Fated Beautiful Mistakes. We live in a time of justifiable gloom and awkward uncertainty.
Band of Holy Joy, formed in 1984 in New Cross, London, is a distinctive British band known for their eclectic blend of folk, punk, and cabaret influences. Fronted by Johny Brown.
Inspired by the possibilities which burst forth after punk, the band's expression takes many forms. Johny's poetic vision transcends expectations without resorting to desperate reaches into...
