Human Impact "Hold On" (pre-order now)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- "Hold On", the second single from Human Impact's sophomore album, Gone Dark. Pre-order the Oct 4th release at humanimpact.ln...
Human Impact, the laser-precision noise-rock alliance of Unsane frontman Chris Spencer and Cop Shoot Cop squall-maker Jim Coleman, announce Gone Dark, the band's second full-length album, arriving on October 4th.
Gone Dark is a fiercer, tighter upgrade of their taut grooves, brittle guitar shards, impassioned shouts and clouds of dystopian noise. Not a cry from the darkness but a shout through the darkness, a robust proclamation of resilience and opposition in the face of impending apocalypse.
It follows their self-titled debut that was released on the eve that the world stood still, and was followed by a slew of singles which culminated in the the release of EP01 in 2021 and touring in 2022. They graced the cover of New Noise Magazine France and featured in a New York Times article amongst other recognition.
Spencer discusses the concept behind the song: “’Hold On’ is an expression of resistance in the face of a system that’s using convenience and expediency to pry its way into a position of control.”
The accompanying video carries on a visual aesthetic that the band has used since their inception, including their recently released track and video for “Destroy to Rebuild” - an apocalyptic landscape with oversaturated colors and a not-so-subtle commentary on the current state of the world. Spencer and Coleman will venture further into the mix of music and art by performing an ambient noise set on Aug. 15 at Berlin’s Silent Green as part of Beth B’s Now Wave/Glowing exhibition.
The Human Impact arsenal is more formidable than ever thanks to the addition of two more noise-rock veterans: bassist Eric Cooper (Made Out of Babies, Bad Powers) and drummer Jon Syverson (Daughters). Spencer had spent the 2020 COVID lockdown working on a cabin in the East Texas woods and would travel into Austin for informal jam sessions with the pair in the Cooper’s garage. Friendly blasts through vintage Unsane songs ultimately resulted in the rhythm section being fully absorbed into Human Impact.
"Jon and Coop bring incredible musicianship," Spencer adds. "I feel incredibly lucky to be in a band with Jon. We've really clicked from the minute we started playing together. Cooper is awesome, and one of my best friends forever. We have a communication that I won't have with just anybody. I can't wait to fucking play this live."
GONE DARK TRACK LISTING:
1 - COLLAPSE
2 - HOLD ON
3 - DESTROY TO REBUILD
4 - REFORM
5 - IMPERATIVE
6 - DISCONNECT
7 - CORRUPTED
8 - REPEAT
9 - LOST ALL TRUST
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Very cool! Love the noise behind the scene...🖤🖤🖤
great 🤘
Sick x Cinco
This has everything
( but the kitchen cinco)
I'll stop
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Very Helmet-esque.
Sounds like Helmet
Absolut Great
Love it and Visualiser also trippy as fuck.
What a song 🤘🔥🤘
👏👏👏👏👏
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Another brilliant, dense slab of noise from Chris Spenser. Cool video edit.
Need to find the 1st single then, i like the music video, video game : which one you'd like to play...
Another Banger! Can't wait for the album! What I've heard so far sounds incredible. 🤯🤘
Reminds me so much of ‚White Hand‘ from Unsane. Love it
So good ,please play Syracuse or within 200 mi ehh
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Respect & Peace ☘
I love those haunting harmonies all around, pretty stoked to hear the full album.
superbadass
It's like new music but better than new music and the singer sounds like a new music musician but better than a new music musician pretty cool
What does that even mean?
@@SamBrockmann All of the new music on the radio sucks major ass. All of it. This music would suck major ass except they're kind of interesting.
@vealslab7757 , ok, so . . . To be clear, does it **not** suck ass in spite of clearly using newer mixing methods and techniques? Is it possible that the reason newer music on the radio sucks has nothing to do with the newer ways songs are mixed and everything to do with most artists just being awful at writing something intriguing? I'll go a step further and opine that most of the songs from prior eras that we love are the more intriguing songs from those prior eras. There was a lot of garbage music from the past that we just don't bother to remember.
Anyway, thoughts?
@@SamBrockmann I like everything you just said. You're probably right that the only the gems of the past made it to the future. And you're probably right about that because I can see most of the new music I hear on the radio with the new production methods not making it the test of time. Of course we don't know the taste of the younger generations either maybe they get off on this new music I can't stand. My favorite band is Tool and I created them by saying so in 6th grade. Including the band members by name. Anyway, that's off the subject a little bit except it's music related. I also love Wes Montgomery and Bjork... I created the Bjork Utopia album by saying so in 2003. The world is welcome. You kick ass!
@@vealslab7757 , well, I also like Tool. Cool, man.
Awesome!
Godamn!!!!
Who are these people?
edit: obviously its CSC Aaaaaaggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Unsane vocalist.
@@CreeNathanson Just looked them up, I really missed these guys entire output.... Im still here listening to CSC on repeat for the last 20+ years.
Noice! Rockin ass tune!
rly dig all ur songs!ty!
Let us see what we do...
Sounds noisy, I like it :)
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Melody and noise.
Failure vibes...