Bryan St. Pere, drummer for the pioneering space-rock band Hum, has died at age 52. No cause of death has been revealed. The sad news was broken Thursday via the band’s social media with the following ...
Bryan St. Pere, the drummer for alternative rock band Hum, has died. He was 52. St. Pere's death was announced by his bandmates Matt Talbott, Tim Lash, and Jeff Dimpsey, in a statement shared to ...
The shoegaze rockers enjoyed a solid run in the '90s, issuing four studio albums and scoring the gloriously fuzzed out radio and MTV hit "Stars." But after sales for their final album, 1998's Downward ...
Alternative rock / dream-pop-metal outfit Hum are one of those bands whose legend only grew after they disbanded. Their most recent album, Downward Is Heavenward, came out in 1998 — they broke up two ...
The band Hum formed in 1989 in Urbana, Illinois. Over the next decade, they released four albums and had exactly one big success, the 1995 alt-rock radio hit "Stars." But Hum's impact goes far beyond ...
Hum occupy an intriguing space in the ’90s rock canon. The cerebral Illinois alt-rock band played to a packed house at Kings Monday night—surprising for an act best known to most for one 1995 radio ...
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