Moving Holiday was a Czech shoegazer band founded in fall of 1992 by Tomáš Svašek (guitar, voice), Ondřej Faber (drums) and Honza Dědek (bass). Later came Vojtěch Probošt (bass, guitar), Dědek took 2nd guitar for a short time and then left the band. As main influences Svašek pointed out the music of Revolver, Chapterhouse, Ride, Boo Radleys or …xyz album by Moose.

In February 1993 the band played their first gig together with Tom Is My Sugar and after second show in April they recorded cassete single Lilian/Feel And Find. More gigs with Nova Mob and czech bands Ecstasy Of Saint Theresa and Sebastians, appearance on TV, another change at bass (Cyril Tůma), Probošt took 2nd guitar at live gigs.

In September was recorded demo tape Foam/Tears Of Your Hate. Band has tried to send promos to MTV and contact labels in UK. Greg Ackell of Drop Nineteens is in touch with band and offered collaboration at debut release. Band is contacted by BMG. In October they played as support for Slowdive (after seven live gigs) with positive echo in musical reviews. At the end of year band hit 3rd position in journalist‘s survey focused on indie scene. The band split up before the release of their first album.

Honza Dědek is a famous music journalist (mainly known for his era in Rock&Pop magazine and interviews of famous foreign stars).

Vojtěch Probošt plays bass in a band called Sweeper.

Discography:

Demo Feel And Find/Lilian (1993)

Demo EP (1993).

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