The Holy Family are the latest band from David J Smith (Guapo, The Stargazers Assistant, Miasma & The Carousel Of Headless Horses) and features long time cohorts Kavus Torabi (Cardiacs, Gong, The Utopia Strong, Knifeworld, Guapo), Emmitt Elvin (Chrome Hoof, Knifeworld, Guapo), Sam Warren (Guapo, Thumpermonkey) and Michael J York (Coil, Current 93, The Utopia Strong, Teleplasmiste, Guapo, The Stargazers Assistant, Cyclobe). The band originally came together as Guapo to improvise new material in an old country house in England but it quickly became apparent that this was not a Guapo album.
David J Smith - "I guess if I had to try to put it into words it's my attempt at a musical interpretation of a very trippy and psychedelic murder mystery tale, or otherworldly dream / hallucination".
The band have explored a broad range of style across kosmiche, psyche, electronica, zeuhl, acid folk. It's a heady shamanic trip across altered states that grooves and rocks. From: https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=11898
DIVERSE AND ECLECTIC FUN FOR YOUR EARS - 60s to 90s rock, prog, psychedelia, folk music, folk rock, world music, experimental, doom metal, strange and creative music videos, deep cuts and more!
Monday, October 20, 2025
The Holy Family – Inward Turning Suns
-
Steppenwolf only recorded seven discs for Dunhill Records in the short span between 1968 and 1971, six of them studio albums, and one allege...
-
A mix of two traditional south Indian snake-charming pieces. This heavily-orchestrated reinvention, with Andrew’s sinuous and sensuous Engli...
-
Six years after the self-titled debut of the band around Hungarian singer Mitsu, Mitsoura deliver their second album. Was it worth the wait?...
-
With their own sophomore album Different Light, released 40 years ago on Jan. 13, 1986 by Columbia Records, The Bangles suddenly started get...
-
I say Delaney and Bonnie (D&B) were amazing. Why? Because they were such a great band? Well, sure they were. But while quite popular for...
