Sam Griffiths

York-based band The Howl & The Hum combine their rumbling, melodic dark pop with haunting, evocative lyrics, and a hypnotic yet energetic live show, creating songs that recall the likes of The National and Massive Attack. Following acclaimed sets at Neighbourhood Festival and Loopallu and a debut tour of the Scottish Highlands, The Howl & The Hum are down as a band to watch on their keenly awaited second tour, with overflowing praise from such voices as Clash Magazine and Tom Robinson on BBC 6Music. "expansive indie songwriting that nods towards Massive Attack or Portishead." - Clash Magazine "Their debut EP, Godmanchester Chinese Bridge is just the right amounts of accessible yet still unerringly cool and ’emotional’." - Crack In The Road "The Howl And The Hum are a seriously great band, from whom you will be hearing a great deal more in the coming months." - Tom Robinson, BBC 6Music Godmanchester Chinese Bridge - AWAL.lnk.to/2P0yR The Howl & The Hum draw on sounds which feel simultaneously epic and intimate, uplifting yet melancholic.