Name: Fated Beautiful Mistakes
Brand: Band Of Holy Joy

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PICI0048LP

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-06-02

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798234005792

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798234005808

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Band Of Holy Joy

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Alternative / Modern

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Tiny Global Productions

Band Of Holy Joy emerged from the remnants of a '77 punk band called Speed. Initially experimenting with industrial bricolage and occasional bursts of madness, they later embraced humanist tendencies in their music. With founder Johny Brown's sharp sensibilities, the band signed with Rough Trade and released classics like Rosemary Smith and Mad Dot. Despite setbacks, a new Band Of Holy Joy has blossomed as an art collective, incorporating visual artist Inga Tillere's influence. Their 2017 release FUNAMBULIST WE LOVE YOU examines contemporary malaise.

The Band Of Holy Joy 2019 model is a sleek beat outfit that blends indie music with Brechtian connotations. They forge forward without dwelling on lineage or being dragged back by history. Quietly growing and gestating for years, they have now emerged fully reborn with renewed purpose of sound and vision.

Similar Artists: Brix Smith, Sarabeth Tucek, Arborist, The Blue Aeroplanes, Angelica Rockne, The Bluebells, The Natural Lines, Dexys, HOUSE Of ALL, Cian Nugent,
Riders Of The Canyon,
David Brewis,
Hollow Hand,
Simon Rowe,
The Wedding Present,
Lichen Slow,
Those Pretty Wrongs,
James Howard,
James &amp; The Giants,
Robert Forster

Newest Listed Items

Early Band Of Holy Joy existed somewhere on the cut-up side of proto-industrial music, resting between Marc Stewart & Maffia, Sonic Youth, and Current 93, and proponents of a more romantic musical language - Virginia Astley, Dead Can Dance and Cocteau Twins among them - all artists whose work BPHJ's music sat comfortably alongside across on a stream of lowbudget vinyl and cassette compilations after the start of the eighties. A great leap in polish led to a deal with Rough Trade and several early '90s albums which flirted with the mainstream, with BOHJ almost an odder, less obvious cousin to Dexys Midnight Runners. When these releases failed to take off as hoped, lost years followed on smaller labels and self-released projects, until the renewed urgency of the 2016 Brutalism Begins At Home EP and increasingly majestic albums on which saw leader Johny Brown's lyricism enter a new phase

Fated Beautiful Mistakes

Music GB