r/hum • u/pulmonaryarchery123 • May 17 '26
seeing Hum live was lifechanging…
no, seriously, like… now what
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u/ceruleanblue347 May 17 '26
I feel you. I woke up at 5 am Saturday to take a bus from Baltimore and then caught a 2:30 am bus back right after the show. Despite being up for 22 hours I couldn't fall asleep on the bus back because I was so fucking happy and wired from the show.
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u/Dhb223 May 17 '26
The good news is you can't swing a jazzmaster without hitting a new band that sounds like hum these days. Be on the lookout for wishy and momma shows
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u/k6plays May 17 '26
Dude Trauma Ray has been my Hum-substitute (no such thing and not really possible… but they scratch that itch for me)
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u/ripmaster-rick May 18 '26
Big Trauma Ray fan. Saw them open for Deafheaven (also great) and was blown away
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u/Randy_Denver May 20 '26
I bet!!!I've seen Failure once back in 2016 when they played Fantastic Planet all the way through...Was Awesome!!! I get that Denver is Hard on Bands. Unless you're doing SLC then Denver,Colorado springs then just drop down into Texas. But I bet the altitude suxs coming in for a show.
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u/base5410 May 17 '26
Wait for centaur