Low Hummer
accomplished the increasingly more difficult – they released an interesting
commentary on the irony of today’s world in which the many opportunities for
social connectivity increase the likelihood of feeling isolated. Yes, it has
been said before; but “Connected” brings it home with a driving beat and a Post-Punk
vocal delivery. The band confessionally explains, “We stare at screens in
silence / Paint our shadows on the pavement / Never once think to look up.”
“Connected”
has an energy that is somewhat misaligned from a message of feeling alone. The song
features a duet, but not in the sense of an expression of love. Instead, female
and male voices cooperate in driving the point of simultaneously feeling connected
and alone.
Low Hummer are based in Hull, UK. The six
members are Daniel Mawer (vocals, guitar), Aimee Duncan (guitar, vocals),
Stephanie Hebdon (keyboards), Jack Gallagher (bass), John Copley (guitar), and Joseph
Gray (drums). Quoting information about the band:
“They write about feelings of alienation in a modern world of consumerism and societal pressures. The East Yorkshire band released their debut album ‘Modern Tricks For Living’ and follow up singles ‘Talk Shows’ and ‘Panic Calls’ via independent Leeds label Dance To The Radio. These tracks throw together classic Indie songwriting, anthemic noughties Garage Rock and more than a little 80’s inspired synth sounds.”
“Connected”
by Low Hummer
“They write about feelings of alienation in a modern world of consumerism and societal pressures. The East Yorkshire band released their debut album ‘Modern Tricks For Living’ and follow up singles ‘Talk Shows’ and ‘Panic Calls’ via independent Leeds label Dance To The Radio. These tracks throw together classic Indie songwriting, anthemic noughties Garage Rock and more than a little 80’s inspired synth sounds.”
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