WR754: Humous

Episode 754 • December 29, 2022 • 00:45:37
WR754: Humous
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WR754: Humous

Dec 29 2022 | 00:45:37

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Show Notes

Local lo-fi power trio Humous just released a new EP — their first entirely in Tagalog after a series of excellent English-language releases.

I sat down with Julius (vocals/bass) and JC (drums) to talk about the EP, their upcoming 10-year anniversary as a band, experimenting with heavier sounds, and much more!

Need more Humous? Check out episode #387 (May 2019) and #555 (Jan. 2021)!
 
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