Winnipeg Band Living Hour Releases New Album

Winnipeg’s Living Hour has managed to master the art of controlling chaos in their latest album, Internal Drone Infinity. With minimal tools at their disposal, this indie rock band creates a massive sound that captivates listeners.

The album kicks off with “Stainless Steel Dream,” a track that opens with a frenzied, glitchy cacophony that quickly fades into a solitary bassline accompanying Sam Sarty’s soft vocals. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a scene with a pink hair straightener and a messy dresser in a dimly lit room. Within a minute, Living Hour transitions into a whirlwind of noise before suddenly finding peace once more. This ebb and flow between disorder and tranquility, loud and soft, and the contrasts between inner and outer worlds define the essence of Internal Drone Infinity.

Home to the band’s vocalist and bassist, Sam Sarty, the living room doubles as Living Hour’s jam space, where the magic of their music comes to life. The band members, Isaac Tate, Gil Carroll, Brett Ticzon, Sam Sarty, and Adam Soloway can often be found honing their craft in this space. Despite the modest setting, Living Hour demonstrates that all you need is passion and creativity to make music that resonates with audiences.

Living Hour’s ability to create a vast sonic landscape with limited resources is a testament to their musical prowess. They are not afraid to experiment and push boundaries, resulting in a unique and refreshing sound that sets them apart from their peers. Through thoughtful lyrics and intricate instrumentation, Living Hour weaves a tapestry of sound that invites listeners on a journey of self-discovery and introspection.

With each track on Internal Drone Infinity, Living Hour showcases their versatility and adaptability as musicians. From haunting melodies to explosive crescendos, the album is a testament to the band’s commitment to expanding their sonic horizons. By embracing both chaos and order, Living Hour creates a musical experience that is as captivating as it is thought-provoking.

Overall, Living Hour’s Internal Drone Infinity is a testament to the band’s artistry and creativity. By embracing chaos and harnessing it to create something beautiful, Living Hour proves that sometimes, the most powerful moments in music come from the unexpected. As they continue to evolve and grow as musicians, Living Hour is sure to leave an indelible mark on the indie rock scene.