Neumos Presents
Archive + JoyCut
USA + Canada 2026
May 5
Doors: 7:00 PM
All Ages to Enter, 21 & Over to Drink
May 5, 2026
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DateMay 5, 2026
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Doors Open7:00 PM
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VenueNeumos
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On SaleOn Sale Now
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AgesAll Ages to Enter, 21 & Over to Drink
The Archive used to be called Autonomous Collective. It is made up of dudes from Arvada and one kid with goofy hair from Aurora. They totally wail. Look it up.
JOYCUT is an Italian-born, internationally active project, devoted to long-form sound
research and exploration.
Formed in Bologna the band has developed a distinctive language based on dual
drumming, electronic architectures, orchestral saturations and immersive dynamics.
Through sound, JOYCUT allows violated nature to be heard.
Their work unfolds through extended instrumental compositions, built on tension,
repetition and physical presence, often moving beyond the conventional concert format.
Sound remains central and uncompromised, treated as an autonomous space for
listening, capable of holding the weight of the real without explanation.
Over the years, JOYCUT’s research-driven approach has led them to present works in
major international cultural contexts, including the debut of the six-act opera KOMOREBI
at the Biennale di Venezia.
In 2023, the band premiered Wall Of Humanity, performing with a 50-piece philharmonic
orchestra in a sold-out concert exploring pure analog feelings, image and collective
responsibility.
JOYCUT were personally invited by Robert Smith to perform at the Meltdown Festival in
London, an experience documented in the award-winning film “One Step Closer To The
Moon”.
They were later selected by Brian Eno to contribute to the EarthPercent project, alongside
the track “ThePlasticWhale,” further extending their sound research into environmental
awareness.
More recently, JOYCUT contributed the remix “Drone:NoDrone” to “Mixes of a Lost
World”, a project curated by Robert Smith featuring reinterpretations of The Cure last
Album.