KJ & The Fox burnt into our lives at the height of the first lockdown, with their near-perfect debut single ‘Perfect Moments’, a Jean Paul Satre-inspired guitar pop slowburner that elicited comparisons to Orange Juice and Joy Division. Come another lockdown and come another single – this time, the addictively catchy ‘Never Gone Hill’, complete with a promo video oozing with shots of icky British wildlife like frogs and a snail with a fondness for craft ale.
We thought it was about time to interrogate the band’s founder – the KJ in KJ & The Fox no less – and squeeze a little more info on this weird and wonderful bunch out of him. This is what we discovered.