It's two years since Black Foxxes unleashed their debut album, 'I'm Not Well' and the record has only improved with age. Now the Exeter trio are back on the road with a sophomore release under their belt and a growing arsenal of eclectic rock offerings which paint soundscapes from a huge palette of influences.
'Reioi', the band's second full-length takes its title from the Icelandic for the word 'rage'. A soaring, brutal cacophony, the name is a fitting moniker, but the album also contains moments of subtlety which belies the aggressive focus.
This week sees the band back on the road for a string of large support shows which present them with a fabulous opportunity to explore their expanding catalogue. Black Foxxes offer a British angle to a genre largely dominated by American bands and this tour will prove to be the statement of intent which forces the band into the mainstream spotlight.
Tickets for all dates are onsale now and the remaining dates are as follows:
November
9th - Pyramids, Portsmouth
11th - Digbeth Hall, Birmingham
12th - O2 ABC, Glasgow
14th - Riverside, Newcastle
15th - Academy 2, Manchester
16th - Beckett University, Leeds
18th - Rock City, Nottingham
19th - Koko, London
This week sees the band back on the road for a string of large support shows which present them with a fabulous opportunity to explore their expanding catalogue. Black Foxxes offer a British angle to a genre largely dominated by American bands and this tour will prove to be the statement of intent which forces the band into the mainstream spotlight.
Tickets for all dates are onsale now and the remaining dates are as follows:
November
9th - Pyramids, Portsmouth
11th - Digbeth Hall, Birmingham
12th - O2 ABC, Glasgow
14th - Riverside, Newcastle
15th - Academy 2, Manchester
16th - Beckett University, Leeds
18th - Rock City, Nottingham
19th - Koko, London
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