Hooray for Earth
Hometown: New York City
Electro / Punk / Rock
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Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
7 months agoTweet New York City's Hooray for Earth brings a new twist to revivalist 80's synth pop. Their sound fits both the club and the beach, but might be even better suited for a pair of headphones. The reggae-powered "True Love" begs for a celebration. It drifts over a punching beat with a floating melody, which only explodes with excitement during every chorus. On the other hand, "Sails" nears the edge of darkness. Hooray for Earth abandons the bright pop of "True more here
Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
7 months agoHooray For Earth's debut album's title track just received a fittingly epic video. Los Angeles based production team Young Replicant matches "True Loves" energy and larger than life sound with an out of this world science fiction short filled with vivid imagery, killer costumes, and plenty of action. Hooray for Earth's True Loves will be out June 7. Previously: Hooray for Earth- "True Loves" / "Sails" more here
Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
7 months agoI think it was ever since I saw the back cover of the Harvest LP, I’ve had a certain soft spot for music played in sheds. There is something so romantic about aged wood, dusty floors, and a hint of mildew in the air that adds a wonderful mysticism to a few guys getting together and just jamming. It was warm L.A. night outside the shed, made only more welcoming with a spinning disco ball, glowing Christmas lights, and the enchanting art rock of Brooklyn’s Hooray For Earth. In the midst of downtown L.A. we set more here
Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
7 months ago2011's True Loves Before cramming Hooray for Earth into a small garage decked out for a disco party , we got singer Noel Heroux to sit down and answer some questions. Since this interview took place, Hooray for Earth have been exploding onto the scene, touring with Architecture in Helsinki across the States and eventually having everyone and their mother give their new album True Loves a positive write up. Things are going well for these guys, and I must say, we are very happy for them. How more here
Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
8 months agoTweet New York City's Hooray for Earth brings a new twist to revivalist 80's synth pop. Their sound fits both the club and the beach, but might be even better suited for a pair of headphones. The reggae-powered "True Love" begs for a celebration. It drifts over a punching beat with a floating melody, which only explodes with excitement during every chorus. On the other hand, "Sails" nears the edge of darkness. Hooray for Earth abandons the bright pop of "True more at elbo.ws
Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
8 months agoHooray For Earth's debut album's title track just received a fittingly epic video. Los Angeles based production team Young Replicant matches "True Loves" energy and larger than life sound with an out of this world science fiction short filled with vivid imagery, killer costumes, and plenty of action. Hooray for Earth's True Loves will be out June 7. Previously: Hooray for Earth- "True Loves" / "Sails" more at elbo.ws
Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
9 months agoI think it was ever since I saw the back cover of the Harvest LP, I’ve had a certain soft spot for music played in sheds. There is something so romantic about aged wood, dusty floors, and a hint of mildew in the air that adds a wonderful mysticism to a few guys getting together and just jamming. It was warm L.A. night outside the shed, made only more welcoming with a spinning disco ball, glowing Christmas lights, and the enchanting art rock of Brooklyn’s Hooray For Earth. In the midst of downtown L.A. we set more at elbo.ws
Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
9 months ago2011's True Loves Before cramming Hooray for Earth into a small garage decked out for a disco party , we got singer Noel Heroux to sit down and answer some questions. Since this interview took place, Hooray for Earth have been exploding onto the scene, touring with Architecture in Helsinki across the States and eventually having everyone and their mother give their new album True Loves a positive write up. Things are going well for these guys, and I must say, we are very happy for them. How more at elbo.ws
Quit Mumbling on Hooray for Earth
9 months agoHere's a huge announcement: Quit Mumbling, Guns In The Sun, Hit City USA, & MFG present Spring Break, an unofficial SXSW event. Collectively, we're bringing you some of our favorite music from the last two years. The Men's sophomore release Open Your Heart has quickly jumped to the top of our favorite releases so far this year, with a killer tracklisting of melodic, full throttle punk rock. By year's end, we are sure this will still be on rotation, and for that reason, we can't wait to host them. Hooray more at elbo.ws