On Internal Drone Infinity, Winnipegâs Living Hour transforms the passage of time into something both urgent and sacred. Anchored by Sam Sartyâs vivid lyricism, shaped by years as a projectionist conjuring stories in a dark theater, the band explores the quiet magic hidden in everyday life. Their fourth album drifts between dreamy noise rock, folky slowcore, and fuzzy indie-pop, coining a genre all their own:âyearn-core.âWith wistful vocals, textural distortion, and poetic detail, Living Hour capture the ache of memory, the mess of feeling, and the beauty in what remains.
On Internal Drone Infinity, Winnipegâs Living Hour transforms the passage of time into something both urgent and sacred. Anchored by Sam Sartyâs vivid lyricism, shaped by years as a projectionist conjuring stories in a dark theater, the band explores the quiet magic hidden in everyday life. Their fourth album drifts between dreamy noise rock, folky slowcore, and fuzzy indie-pop, coining a genre all their own:âyearn-core.âWith wistful vocals, textural distortion, and poetic detail, Living Hour capture the ache of memory, the mess of feeling, and the beauty in what remains.