Artist's albums
Curved In The Air
2023 · single
I Could Almost Care
2023 · single
My Name In Blood
2023 · single
Singularity 07: You Laugh At My Face
2023 · single
Dances / Curses
2020 · album
Carcass / Medal
2019 · single
Four Bibles
2019 · album
Memory Gore
2019 · single
The Guillotine
2017 · album
Dedicated To Uri Klangers (2003-2013)
2017 · album
Pope Long Haul III ---- King Come
2016 · single
All The Humans (Are Losing Control)
2016 · EP
Radio Static High
2015 · album
In Black & Gold
2015 · album
Cuckoo Live Life Like Cuckoo
2013 · album
Dominant Male
2011 · album
RRR (2018 Expanded Edition)
2011 · album
Eurogrumble, Vol. 1
2010 · album
Happy Birthday
2008 · album
Project: Death
2007 · album
II
2005 · album
Hey Colossus Hates You
2004 · album
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Biography
Hey Colossus are one of Europe's great live bands. Since 2003, the six-piece has been driving around the continent with their “pirate ship” backline of broken amps and triple-guitar drang, elevating audiences in every type of venue imaginable; a doctor’s waiting room in Salford, an industrial unit in Liege and a vast field next to a river in Portugal. Wherever they may roam. Hey Colossus was formed by childhood friends Joe Thompson and Robert Davis in 2003, together with Ian Scanlon, Tim Hall and James Parker. Their debut album, Hey Colossus Hates You, was released on the band’s own Jonson Family label in 2004. They have since released a further ten studio albums and various splits, singles and EPs on a number of labels. By 2008, the lineup had stabilised around Thompson and Davis together with vocalist Paul Sykes, drummer Rhys Llewellyn, and guitarists Jonathan Richards and Tim Farthing. This incarnation would produce some of the band’s most stylistically diverse work. Following the departure of Richards, Hey Colossus were joined by Tim’s brother Roo Farthing for the 2017 album The Guillotine, their most refined and politicised record to date. After extensive touring to promote The Guillotine, the Farthing brothers left the band to pursue other projects (Reigns and Henry Blacker). They were replaced by long-time associate Chris Summerlin (Grey Hairs, Haress, Kogumaza, Lords) and Will Pearce of the Bristol noise rock band Pohl.