Some Days Were Good, by Hound

Some Days Were Good

by Hound

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Hound have established themselves as a formidable presence in the alternative rock scene, with a series of memorable single releases that have achieved national radio airplay. They have toured across the UK, raising their lo-fi slacker-rock sound to new heights with a powerful and energetic live show.

Taking influence from artists including Weezer, Pavement, Paraquet Courts, and Yuck, hailing coming from a background of dream pop, shoegaze and metal; Hound have refined their own sound.

Now, with the release of ‘Holding Out’ and ‘Some Days Were Good...’, Hound are expanding and redefining their infectious power pop sound: intricate guitar hooks, soaring vocal melodies, bombastic rhythm, encompassing themes of nostalgia, loss, romance, and yearning.
“It's about wanting to leave town [and] change up my life,” vocalist/guitarist Zack Manson says of ‘Holding Out', “but then realizing how much Glasgow and the people here are home to me.”
On the writing of ‘Holding Out’ - “It was one of those sessions where after the first run through it was pretty much ready. We were all ecstatic.”

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released November 3, 2023

Originally self-released by Hound October 20, 2023.
houndglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/some-days-were-good

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