Based in Hull, East Yorkshire, the indie rock outfit Low Hummer have been carving a niche for themselves within the UK's vibrant music scene. The band consists of a dynamic lineup that merges the talents of co-vocalists Dan Mawer and Aimee Duncan, with John Copley and Jack Gallagher on guitars, Stephanie Hebdon wielding the bass, and Joe 'joebot' Gray behind the drums. Low Hummer combines sharp, observational lyricism with an angular, post-punk-infused guitar sound, reflecting the discontents and ironies of modern life.

Low Hummer made a notable splash with their debut album, "Modern Tricks for Living," which showcased their knack for anthemic hooks and socio-politically charged commentary. The album includes singles like "The People, This Place," a poignant reflection on the societal disconnect, and "Sometimes I Wish (I Was a Different Person)," capturing the universal sentiment of self-doubt and yearning for change. Their music often oscillates between driving energy and melodic introspection, as evidenced by tracks such as "Panic Calls" and "Take Arms," which have earned them critical acclaim and a growing fanbase eager for the band's take on the complexities of contemporary life. Low Hummer's subsequent releases such as "Panic Calls" and "Don't You Ever Sleep" continue to showcase their ability to blend relatable lyricism with compelling indie rock sensibilities.

Genres

Crank Wave

Uk Post-punk Revival

Latest Release

Fade Young

Low Hummer

Ep - 4 Tracks - Released July 12, 2023