Maximum Joy - Station M.x.j.y.

Maximum Joy - Station M.x.j.y.A focal point for the unique punk funk that was coming together in Bristol as the bridge from the '70s to the '80s arrived, Maximum Joy was formed by Glaxo Babies multi instrumentalist Tony Wrafter and 18 year old vocalist Janine Rainforth. Soon they drafted in additional Glaxo Babies in the form of drummer Charlie Llewellin and bassist Dan Catsis, along with guitarist John Waddington, fresh from The Pop Group. The group set about making a one of a

Sandwiched between the release of Music of My Mind and Innervisions

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Initially seeking to fuse melodic hooks with dissonance

Possessed zit covered Viking teens going berserk and blasting loud and heavy sounds at youth halls making the stoner kids go meatball crazy

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For fans of every Beach Fossils era

The formation took the challenge to experiment with musical forms foreign to jazz and

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