The Joy Formidable - Into The Blue
It largely finds itself coasting on one level.
It largely finds itself coasting on one level.
They'll be releasing a double album edition of their debut release!
The band will play their first Scottish show in 27 years next August.
An album of compositional daring and fierce experimentation.
It’s the lead track from the trio’s forthcoming album, ‘AAARTH’.
The record comes out in September via Hassle Records, and follows a Foo Fighters support tour.
The Brighton-via-Newcastle quartet will kick off their live shows this weekend.
If the songwriting on 'Hitch' is, to coin an old music hack turn-of-phrase, 'mature', it's also concise - in a good way.
After years of incessant touring, The Joy Formidable cut themselves off from the world to make LP3 - the result, ‘Hitch’, is their most confident and varied effort yet.
This cover is not what it seems.
The Joy Formidable stroll on at 9:45pm and pound our ears with loud and quiet for a solid 90 minutes.
From talking to local wildlife to playing arenas, 'Wolf's Law', according to The Joy Formidable.
Their leaning towards the epic hasn't been cast aside; it's just been deployed with more precision.
The trio will open up proceedings for Bloc Party's massive Earls Court show in February.
If this was 1993, post 'Nevermind' and 'Siamese Dream', the Joy Formidable would be one of the biggest bands out there.
The band will announce the locations of the gigs 48 hours before they start.
The limited-edition release will be sold on the band's forthcoming UK tour.
The band are going on tour in the Northeast with The Foo Fighters this November.
The band tell us they're working on the follow up to 'The Big Roar'.
Support comes from And So I Watch You From Afar and Creatures Of Love.
There’s little else to do in Nottingham on a Sunday that’s more fun.