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A band with mileage and stories, Golden Hours trade in rock’n’roll missives that are at times dark, tense and hypnotic, at others sweaty, relentless and danceable.

Describing the shadowy and macabre ‘Come And Find Me’ – which officially introduces the world to the band following a live debut at the 2021 Desertfest in Ghent – Wim Janssens (Bass, Keys, Vocals) writes: “On ‘Come And Find Me’ a relentless bass brings back the ghost of The Birthday Party, drums keep a violent pace and urgently push forward like a nihilistic colossus, holding a burning torch, looking for a place to sleep. Guitars open up like a vortex and suck the air out of the room, while the singer urges you to come and join him in his deathbed. These are Sunday afternoon vibes in hell. A hit on any devil-worshipping radio station.”

Joined by Hákon Adalsteinsson (Guitar/Vocals), Rodrigo Fuentealba Palavacino (Guitar) and Tobias Humble (Drums/Vocals), Wim says of the project and its incoming debut: “The musical backgrounds of each member are pretty broad but somehow when we come together there’s a pretty clear definition of what our music should sound like. There’s a beautiful friction between the noise we produce and the love for melody that seems to overtake at just the right moment. There never seems to be a lack of ideas when we come together. In silent agreement, every idea gets tried and will be further developed into a song or skipped in a heartbeat. No time is wasted. It all happens pretty automatically.”

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