HEY COLOSSUS

Booking Agent : Federico Zanatta

Forging a completely idiosyncratic combination of power, control, tenderness, miscontrol and more power, this six piece band active since 2003 acutely channels the best of your record collections and spit it back out into some quite astonishing shows and releases.

Then it came 2020 and Dances/Curses – their lucky thirteenth record – the work of six musicians at the peak of their considerable powers of intuition and inspiration. Longterm Hey Colossus fan Mark Lanegan makes an appearance amidst the languid and sun-soaked denouement of ‘The Mirror’, the existential gravitas of his tones entirely at home in these revelatory surroundings.

Fittingly for a band who operate entirely by their own co-ordinates, Dances/Curses is released on bassist Joe Thompson’s own Wrong Speed Records (and Learning Curve Records in the US), his latest such venture in a lifetime of steadfast belief in the DIY maxim, “It’s 100% time for all bands to take control of their shit” he notes. All the tools are there to do it yourself. Back your own horse. It’s practical. It’s positive. There’s a chance things will never be the same, if change doesn’t happen now it never will.”

Somewhere on the great continuum between Unwound’s Leaves Turn Inside You and Stevie Wonder’s Journey Through “The Secret Life Of Plants”, somewhere between the dances of aspiration and the curses of reality, Hey Colossus have created their finest alchemical achievement to date.
On September 1st 2023 the band will celebrate their 20th anniversary, releasing a new album “In Blood” on Wrong Speed Records.
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Date City Venue Country
11/10/24 London New River Studios United Kingdom
7:30 pm Buy Tickets
12/10/24 London Railway Tavern United Kingdom
Matinee 1-4pm Buy Tickets
12/10/24 London Sebright Arms United Kingdom
7:30 pm Buy Tickets
13/10/24 London Fighting Cocks United Kingdom
Matinee 2-5pm Buy Tickets

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