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in NO hurry to shout
NO hurry to shout formed in Brooklyn in 2014, with Nathan Amundson on vocals and guitar, Ben Russell on bass, and Justin Tripp on drums. Their first album,...
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NO hurry to shout formed in Brooklyn in 2014, with Nathan Amundson on vocals and guitar, Ben Russell on bass, and Justin Tripp on drums. Their first album, 'Noise,' came out the following year. They've put out a few more records since then, including 'The Sound of Music' in 2017 and 'Distant Light' in 2019.
Their music tends toward the experimental side, mixing ambient sounds with rock elements. The track 'Noise' gives a sense of their approach, which some listeners find challenging. They've kept at it, releasing 'Chaos and Order' in 2022.
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