Fans of the American band Beach House will enjoy Living Hour’s languid beats and gauzy melodies, which have received accolades from Pitchfork to The Manitoban. The Winnipeg quartet is touring in support of Someday is Today, the Winnipeg quartet’s third album. In a media release, bassist/keyboardist/vocalist Sam Sarty says the record’s single Middle Name is about “getting stuck with yourself, forever, like an assigned middle name, or DNA.
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