Name: Joe Maxi ‘The Game’ EP Release Party - Some Images of Paradise - Tonedeaf
Start: 2024-11-22T20:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-11-22T22:30:00+00:00
Location: The Workman's Club

$Joe Maxi \u2018The Game\u2019 EP Release Party - Some Images of Paradise - Tonedeaf$

Joe Maxi release their debut EP ‘The Game’, come down to celebrate with support from some insanely good bands.
About this Event

Joe Maxi:

Joe Maxi are an energetic, 4 piece Experimental/ Alternative rock band from Dublin. Joe Maxi are producing a dynamic, fast-paced, energetic sound through hints of punk, psychedelic, prog-rock, Alternative and noise-rock influences.

‘Butterfly’ marks the first reveal from the band since 2023’s ‘Twizzle’, which garnered both critical and grass roots acclaim from fans including RTE, BBC Introducing, the Daily Mirror and the wider indie press landscape. ‘Butterfly’ shows another evolution in their already confrontational sound.

Before the official release of their trailblazing new EP, the band were contacted by BBC NI who added ‘The Game’ to their ‘Where Music Matters’ playlist;
Further still, the first single from the new record, ‘Butterfly’ was debuted exclusively by Gemma Bradley on BBC Introducing NI and plays on RTE 2xm Radio Rocks playlist.

“Brand new and ready for the next stage” - Gemma Bradley, ATL Introducing
“A riotous bombardment of whipping punk energy” - BBC Introducing
‘Joe Maxi brings a different vibe and a different energy, melding psych with prog and putting the funk into post-punk’, singer Mikey Fowler is a force of nature. His lyrics punctuated by the observations around him while on stage, seem almost spontaneous’ - The Goo Dublin - May 2024 edition - Page 29.

See them live at Workmans Club Dublin on November 22nd
Some Images of Paradise:

Treading a fine line between beauty and outright mania, Some images of Paradise deliver an emotional mesh of sound ranging from Dream Pop to Noise Rock, a vast colour palette expressing struggles of mental illness, religious obsession, and guilt. Described by Starfish Magazine as "An artful combination of subtle melodies that burst into a cyclone of sound, each coming through and then suddenly gone, betraying their jazz influences and intuitive and emotional approach to their creative process."

Tonedeaf:

Definitely Sound