“A bit American lo-fi, a bit Cribs-esque, and a bit late-90s transit-van band. None of them bad things in our book.”
— Steve Lamacq
Hound is a Glasgow four-piece making melodic slacker rock cut through with a sparkling seam of romanticism and power-pop hooks. Formed by Shetland-born songwriter Zack Manson alongside Martin McCormack, Joseph Cardle and Lewis Douglas, the band trace shifting relationships with friends, family, partners and place with both specificity and universal resonance.
Following their 2024 double EP Some Days Were Good... But Mostly It Was Grim, Hound have honed their sound into something more cohesive, driven by a tight bond and instinctive chemistry. Building on the bones of Manson’s songwriting, their collaborative process brings texture, movement and balance at once perfectly in step, then falling away to let individual moments shine.
