HOO HAs

High gain indie-rockers barrel ahead on their latest single.
There’s no messing about with HOO HAs latest. Like a clap of thunder, ‘Hanna’ makes no bones about its arrival - an explosive splash of potential, in and out in just over two minutes.

Buoyed by gang chants and riffs crunchier than a honeycob chocolate bar, it’s an anthemic riot, built for sweat-soaked, beer stained basements and sweaty hugathons. They cause exactly the frivolous, calamitous chaos they’re named after, that oh-so-British twist shining through in their deadpan delivery of some twisted truths…

“‘Hanna’ was written in the heat of a bitter moment,” explains frontman Jamie. ”The end of a relationship can lead to you saying things despite knowing there is more to the story. Now looking back to when I was writing ‘Hanna’ I feel I may have been focusing on her immaturity to avoid confronting my own…”

Get the first spin of ‘Hanna’ below. It’s taken from a self-titled EP, out on July 29th. - DIY Magazine

Hello to Hoo Has! You need a recipe for a good radio song? Here it is! 3m14s-diamond-land! I love it! A song acting as a statement across the generations! Right on! Here we have a sarcastic take on life changes, one of those songs you listen to when having the worst hangover on the earth, deciding that you are going to be a new person; a better you. Sometimes it’s just words, sometimes you act on it…

The song’s instrumentation is minimal, but full of pleasant little riffs here and there, while the lyrics are smashingly good and made me laugh too. I am dreaming of a Santa Cruz beach and summer – and will be saving this one for bike ride playlists. They remind me of Mac Demarco too so big up! Keep an eye on these boys… - Fresh on the Net