Name: Go Zero
Brand: The Holy Family

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2023-07-21

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The Holy Family

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Alternative / Modern

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Rocket Recordings

Rocket Recordings is a UK based independent record label that has been running successfully under the guidance of Chris Reeder and John O'Carroll. With their combined expertise and passion for music, they have curated an impressive roster of artists spanning various genres. Known for their commitment to quality and innovation, Rocket Recordings continues to push boundaries in the music industry.

Since its inception, Rocket Recordings has been dedicated to supporting emerging talent and providing a platform for unique voices in the music scene. Their diverse catalogue showcases a wide range of musical styles, from psychedelic rock to experimental electronic sounds.

With a reputation for discovering groundbreaking artists before they hit the mainstream, Rocket Recordings has become synonymous with cutting-edge music. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting your journey into independent music, this label offers an unparalleled selection of releases that are sure to captivate and inspire.

Supergroup The Holy Family is a powerhouse of talent, featuring legendary producer and bassist Tony Visconti, original Spiders From Mars drummer Woody Woodmansey, Glenn Gregory (Heaven 17) on vocals, and Spandau Ballet's Steve Norman on sax and vocals. James Stevenson (The Alarm, The Cult) adds his skills on guitar while Lisa, Maggi, and Hannah Ronson (family of late Mick Ronson) provide mesmerizing backing vocals.
This incredible lineup brings together a wealth of experience and musical prowess to create a unique sound that captivates audiences worldwide. With their diverse backgrounds in the music industry, each member contributes their own distinct style to the group's dynamic performances.
From soulful vocals to electrifying sax solos and intricate guitar riffs, The Holy Family delivers an unforgettable live experience that showcases their collective talent. Their collaboration seamlessly blends genres such as rock, pop, and soul into a cohesive musical journey that leaves fans craving for more.

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The second album by underground rock-and-beyond shapeshifters The Holy Family comes complete with a heavy concept for the psychedelically inclined, and pairs this with music which does this justice and then some. Go Zero follows up the British group’s widely praised self-titled debut from 2021 and – says foundational member David Jason Smith – “is based on a hypothetical theory that there is no such thing as ‘the future’. We are continually moving forward into our past until we arrive at our birth – creation – the Tree Of Knowledge… or ‘Going Zero’, as I’ve termed it.” It figures, then, that over some 40 minutes the five musicians conjure a sound that exhibits an affinity with great experimental totems down the ages, in a manner that’s avowedly forward-facing and stamped with their own identity.&nbsp;

Though The Holy Family’s musical inspirations are multitudinous, and rarely if ever obvious, the lyrics nod to a distinct literary source – namely ‘Vorrh’, the trilogy of fantasy novels by cult British author Brian Catling, who died in 2022 while Go Zero was being assembled. In these books, the Vorrh is “an impenetrable sentient forest, older than mankind, believed to house all knowledge” – and in the same way that the name The Holy Family references an Angela Carter work, Smith explains, “the track titles ‘Chalky’s Eyes’ (had been eaten by flies) and ‘The Watcher’ are direct references to characters in the book.” With Go Zero, The Holy Family have returned with an album that unfurls elegantly, even while big time discombobulation is occurring.

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