Post-punk act Joy/Disaster have released the first of four live video series for the song “Fade Away”, recorded and mastered by Gorgor at Studio de la forge on October 30th, 2021. The track is taken from the band’s 2007 album “Paranoia”. The next live video at Studio De La Forge for “Close” will be unleashed on November 30th.

The band just recently released their new album “From Stars To Angels”, including 14 tracks which trace the evolution of emotions during a period of isolation.

Watch the live video “Fade Away” below.

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(Photo by Maxime Bozzolo) The Nancy (France) based post-punk act Joy/Disaster have revealed the first details of their new album “From Stars To Angels” which will hold 14 tracks. The release will be available on all major platforms on September 10th.

Composed during the confinement period between March and May 2020, “From Stars To Angels” traces the evolution of emotions during a period of isolation. Says the band: “Each of us has taken a different look at the world, the media, nature and it is these developments that have given aggressive and melancholic nuances transcribed on these songs.”

Given the difficulties in being able to move around, only the drums were recorded in DIY studio conditions but for the rest of the recordings, everyone recorded at home and then sent the tracks for mixing and mastering.

The band has been active since 2005. Here’s an idea of how they sound like.

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