The Hum is a Rock album by Hookworms, originally released in 2014. On Gatefold: 7 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Psych Rock
- fuzzy
- hypnotic
- spacey
About
Hookworms balance their aggression with solid rhythms, extended exploratory jams, and a melodic sense that’s subtler than it sounds. The Leeds, England–based quintet revel in mystery, listing themselves by their initials, never full names. Accessibility isn’t their concern, but they’re never deliberately off-putting. “The Impasse” is a head-on, no-nonsense garage-punk opener, while “Beginners” centers on a motorik groove (from new drummer JN) that gives them excess room to explore their chemistry. “Off Screen” slows to a ballad tempo with indirect-sounding vocals and clear, focused drums and bass. Elements of postpunk, shoegaze, Krautrock, and psychedelia create the band's distinct sound.
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Tracklist
- 1-1The Impasse
- 1-2On Leaving
- 1-3iv
- 1-4Radio Tokyo
- 1-5Beginners
- 1-6v
- 1-7Off Screen
- 1-8vi
- 1-9Retreat
- Live Vol III
- 2-1The Impasse
- 2-2On Leaving
- 2-3Radio Tokyo
- 2-4The Correspondent
- 2-5Teen Dreams
- 2-6Beginners
- 2-7I'm Not A Young Man Anymore
- 2-8Retreat
- 2-9Away/Towards
Credits
Production & Engineering
- Matthew JohnsonRECORDED BY
- Matthew JohnsonMIXED BY
- Michael ArchibaldRECORDED BY
- Michael ArchibaldMIXED BY
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 7 pressings tracked on Gatefold