Friends of Our Youth Manchester, UK
FooY hail from Manchester but sound like they appeared from a faraway galaxy governed by beauty, love and glorious
guitars.
FooY's sound is propelled by muscular drums and bass, clad in a polyphonic fibre of chiming guitars and glitches. Their debut album will make you punch the air in triumph, cry into your sleeve when no one is looking, then turn to hold your loved ones close.
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