INDIE-DANCE POP
ROCKERS THE HUNDRED DAYS RELEASE NEW VIDEO FOR “GIRL AT A
PARTY”,
SECOND SINGLE
OFF DEBUT ALBUM “REALLY?”
EXCLUSIVE
PREMIERE AND INTERVIEW AT
MAGNETIC
MAGAZINE:
FIRST SINGLE
“SEX U’ BURNS UP RADIO WAVES
ACROSS THE
COUNTRY
SELECT DATES
ANNOUNCED ACROSS THE US AND CANADA WITH
ART VS. SCIENCE THIS FALL
ART VS. SCIENCE THIS FALL
San Francisco’s smartest
new young band, The Hundred Days, have released the second single and video
off their debut album, Really? The video for “Girl
At a Party”, directed by David Dutton, is a raucous, fun-filled romp
through a gigantic bash with a gorgeous lady as your
guide. Magnetic Magazine exclusively premiered the video
alongside a hysterically funny and insightful interview from the
band. You can watch the video and read the interview HERE.
The four twenty-something year old
musicians found themselves able to discover and perfect their sound in just
one hundred days and nights by locking themselves in a house until they hit
upon the perfect formula. The Hundred Days’ debut
album Really? was released early this fall and is a
collection of critically-acclaimed indie-rock gems that are as cleverly
danceable as they are catchy and sonically arresting.
Really? is the latest
project from the production team of Michael Patterson (Beck, Ladytron, She
Wants Revenge) and Nic Jodoin (Great Northern). With driving rhythms,
soaring guitars, textural keyboards and powerful vocal melodies, The
Hundred Days push indie/alt rock in new directions. Drawing from a variety
of influences (post punk, alternative, britpop), the band's familiar, yet
intrinsically unique sound has been compared to The Cure, Echo and the
Bunnymen, and Radiohead as well as contemporary rockers Franz Ferdinand,
The Bravery and The Killers. A moody, dynamic indie rock band, The Hundred
Days showcase tight musicianship complemented by razor-sharp pop writing
capabilities with both sophistication and urgency.
Their first single from the album,
“Sex U” and accompanying video attracted an enormous buzz on the
internet, with NME naming it one of the “10 Best Free
MP3s”. Press clamored for it after it premiered on Baeble,
followed by a featured Video of the Day on Spinner and Consequence of
Sound, among other sites. The band has toured extensively across the U.S.
as well as the UK, and has played major festivals and showcases including
SXSW, the CMJ Marathon in NYC, Noise Pop Festival and the BFD Festival at
Shoreline Amphitheatre alongside Moby, MGMT and Pennywise, among
others.
TOUR DATES WITH ART VS.
SCIENCE:
WED 10/26
Kingston
ON The Ale
House
THR 10/27
Montreal
QC Club Lambi
SAT 10/29
Charlotte
NC NC Music Factory
MON 10/31
St. Louis
MO 2720 Cherokee
FRI 11/04
San Francisco
CA DNA Lounge: Pop Roxx
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