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Foxes!

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Origin
  
Brighton, England

Years active
  
2005–present

Website
  
Official website

Genres
  
Indie, Pop

Associated acts
  
Electric Soft Parade

Labels
  
Catcutter Records, Elefant Records, Big Salad Records

Foxes! are a British indie pop rock band who originally formed in Oxford, England before relocating to Brighton, England. They consist of drummer/singer Kayla Bell and her husband Adam Bell on guitar/vocals with multi-instrumentalists Alan Grice and Matthew Twaites. The Guardian wrote that 'Foxes! episodic jangly pop may represent the first attempt in musical history to wrangle winsome C86 indie with prog rock'.

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Band formation

The band was formed in Oxford in 2005, by Adam and Kayla Bell along with founding member Daniel Pacrami. Whilst in Oxford the band released two homemade demo EPs entitled '46a Appleside Drive' and 'Hellomynameishenry'. Their second EP was awarded Demo of the Month in Oxford's Nightshift magazine in April 2007.

Later releases

The band released a single 'Who Killed Rob?' on short-lived independent record label CatCutter Records on 31 May 2009, and completed a UK and Californian tour with US girl surf pop band The Hot Toddies the same year.

A new EP surfaced on Spanish label Elefant Records in April 2011. The lead track on the EP was entitled The Panda Bear Song and was released on limited edition brown coloured 7" vinyl as part of Elefant's New Adventures in Pop series.

Appearances

In 2010, Foxes! completed a UK tour with previous Oxford contemporaries Stornoway, who had signed to 4AD Records. Foxes! also played the indie pop festival Indietracks Festival the same year.

Future release

It was revealed on This Is Fake DIY in November 2011 that Foxes! will release their self-titled debut album on Brighton label Big Salad Records on 16 January 2012. The article was accompanied by a video for album track 'Oh Rosie' animated by Kayla Bell.

References

Foxes! Wikipedia