Holy Youth Movement

<a href="spotify:artist:4psk2TMuqKYFzMVMS7KCXd" data-name="Holy Youth Movement">Holy Youth Movement</a> ( HYM ) are a 5 piece band hailing from Bristol, consisting of Drums, Bass,
Guitar, Keyboards and Vocals. Their sound is a heavy mix of Rock n Roll and Electronica fuelled
by Dance Floor Rhythms, driving Bass and a huge wall of Synthesizers and Guitars, all topped off
with soaring anthemic Vocals and melodies.
Citing bands like <a href="spotify:artist:3wury2nd8idV4GecUg5xze" data-name="Primal Scream">Primal Scream</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1tpXaFf2F55E7kVJON4j4G" data-name="Black Rebel Motorcycle Club">Black Rebel Motorcycle Club</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4BFMTELQyWJU1SwqcXMBm3" data-name="The Stooges">The Stooges</a> and dance acts like
<a href="spotify:artist:1GhPHrq36VKCY3ucVaZCfo" data-name="The Chemical Brothers">The Chemical Brothers</a> &amp; <a href="spotify:artist:1PXHzxRDiLnjqNrRn2Xbsa" data-name="Underworld">Underworld</a> as major influences, H.Y.M have managed to combine
elements of both Rock n Roll and Dance / Electronica into their immense sound.
After writing songs &amp; developing their new sound they approached legendary Producer <a href="spotify:artist:3SN6EWQeA35CQctMefRkcd" data-name="Jagz Kooner">Jagz Kooner</a> (who has worked with the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:3wury2nd8idV4GecUg5xze" data-name="Primal Scream">Primal Scream</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:11wRdbnoYqRddKBrpHt4Ue" data-name="Kasabian">Kasabian</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2DaxqgrOhkeH0fpeiQq2f4" data-name="Oasis">Oasis</a> as well as a host of
Dance luminairies such as <a href="spotify:artist:5J85JTgIYIUP276hmuIozn" data-name="Andrew Weatherall">Andrew Weatherall</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3w0vR06WHMVwMe1G20wmlS" data-name="The Sabres Of Paradise">The Sabres Of Paradise</a> &amp; <a href="spotify:artist:43mWhBXSflupNLuNjM5vff" data-name="Soulwax">Soulwax</a> ) to take care
of production duties on all their songs. Jagz was instantly hooked after hearing the album demos
and totally blown away when he saw the band in rehearsals. He commented that they were one
of the best live bands he&#39;d ever seen and said the music was the perfect amalgamation of what
he best described as “Electronic Rock n Roll”.