Birth Of Joy

Dutch trio Birth of Joy mainly draws its influences from the psyched rock of the 60s-70s, but also from the stoner and rock'n'roll, it was formed in 2005 by Kevin Stunnenberg, Bob Hogenelst and Gertjan Gutman at the Herman Brood Academy in Utrech, their name is inspired by The Birth of Tragedy by Nietzsche. Not signed Birth of Joy leaves on the roads of the Netherlands with a self-produced album in his besace, the 1000 copies of Make Things Happen (2010) will be quickly sold, and while the band will give a concert at the Zwarte Cross, it will be noticed by the label Suburban Records with whom they will engage; the album will be republished in 2012. When the trio returns with Life In Babalou, if the influence of The Doors is strongly felt, the three musicians inject into it what is necessary to stone and blues, for a detonating result cut for the stage; A year later it will be republished as The Sound Of Birth Of Joy. 2014, Birth of Joy continues to murmur and his music is getting richer, Prisoner their third creation is really large, the paw of the first two misdeeds is still present, but the band will look for Rammstein relans from Grow, rockabilly Rock&Roll Show, and will play on the land of a Black Rebel Motorcycle Club on Prisoner.