Hosemox

Formed from the ashes of several other ill-fated projects, (most notably the resident music therapy band at the Edinburgh Cat & Dog Home) they've been dazzling audiences around the country for the past five decades with their eye-watering blend of outrageous saxophone solos and sun-kissed beats. The first studio demo, recorded between 1959 and 1979, is highly prized among collectors and increasingly hard to find, as is the handmade 4-track release 'teeth & concrete' released shortly after in an small quantity.
February 2011 saw the release of the 'triple threat' ep by hosemox. Their first release in almost 32 years, it's 6 tracks deal with such themes as death, heartache, drugs and hatred.

"jangling, noisy punk-rock with wonderful, rambling vocal lines" - Rock n Roll Zombies

"just the right amount of slacker coolness - the melodies have an immediate hook" - Edinburgh Spotlight

"filled my pants with everything" - Gordon Munchkin

"this is 'folk' music shouted rather violently and is really quite excellent - pure class! - Loud Horizon

"overly excited, fuzzed out space punk - tuneful yet abrasive" - Bannerman's Bar

Download the full ep here:

http://hosemox.bandcamp.com

For gig etc, best join hosemox at facebook: (we use myspace less and less these days)

http://www.facebook.com/pages/hosemox/312750527912