A gig held at The Croft on Thursday 26th September. The event starts at 19:00.
“Hazy, widescreen pop with emotive smoky vocals”, that's how BrooklynVegan described the music of Living Hour and we couldn't agree more.
Kanine Records finest will be finally back to the UK with a free show at The Crofters Rights.
Living Hour
Everything about Winnipeg’s Living Hour has been expanding since their humble basement beginnings in 2015. What started with dreamy love songs inspired by the cinematic sky of their hometown has transformed into even more sprawling and expansive expressions on their latest effort, Softer Faces due March 1, 2019.
What started as a quartet is now a quintet, though still led by the smoky, ethereal lead vocals of Sam Sarty (vocals, trombone, keyboard), who started singing in choirs at a young age. With her strong vocal backbone, musicians Gil Carroll (guitar), Adam Soloway (guitar, vocals), Alex Chochinov (drums, trumpet, organelle), and Brett Ticzon (bass, vocals) are able to shine. Three voices, guitar, trombone, brushed percussion, and boundless effects sees Living Hour pulling from many genres to create their own sonically diverse and unique vibe.
◈
Free tickets available via:
Headfirst Bristol: hdfst.uk/E55587
Dice.fm: https://link.dice.fm/jaWpEIcJdZ
Entry requirements:
Kanine Records finest will be finally back to the UK with a free show at The Crofters Rights.
Living Hour
Everything about Winnipeg’s Living Hour has been expanding since their humble basement beginnings in 2015. What started with dreamy love songs inspired by the cinematic sky of their hometown has transformed into even more sprawling and expansive expressions on their latest effort, Softer Faces due March 1, 2019.
What started as a quartet is now a quintet, though still led by the smoky, ethereal lead vocals of Sam Sarty (vocals, trombone, keyboard), who started singing in choirs at a young age. With her strong vocal backbone, musicians Gil Carroll (guitar), Adam Soloway (guitar, vocals), Alex Chochinov (drums, trumpet, organelle), and Brett Ticzon (bass, vocals) are able to shine. Three voices, guitar, trombone, brushed percussion, and boundless effects sees Living Hour pulling from many genres to create their own sonically diverse and unique vibe.
◈
Free tickets available via:
Headfirst Bristol: hdfst.uk/E55587
Dice.fm: https://link.dice.fm/jaWpEIcJdZ
Entry requirements:
Other indie pop gigs
— Rough Trade Bristol
alternative rock
indie rock
garage rock
psychedelic rock
experimental rock
