Foxblood
Foxblood is an indie rock band from Belfast that formed in 2012. Their song 'Mess Like Me' came out in 2016 and became their most recognizable track, with...
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Foxblood is an indie rock band from Belfast that formed in 2012. Their song 'Mess Like Me' came out in 2016 and became their most recognizable track, with lyrics that feel confessional and a melody that sticks. They've put out three albums: The Coldest Wave in 2014, Love Letters in 2016, and Dear Earth, Love Dean in 2020.
In 2017, drummer Aaron Gillespie faced allegations of sexual misconduct and was temporarily removed from the band. After an internal investigation, he returned under certain conditions. The group addressed the situation publicly and kept making music.
Their sound has an emotive, raw quality that touches on themes like mental health and identity. Another song, 'Carry Me,' shows their tendency toward intimate, cathartic writing.
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