Norwegian Noise Rock Trio HAMMOK Reveal New Video ‘One Minute’ ‣ CVLTARTES

Norwegian hardcore/noise-rock innovators Hammok have just released the video for their latest track, ‘One Minute.‘

Known for their explosive energy and genre-pushing sound, Hammok takes a step in a different direction with this release, offering a moment of calm after the storm that was their debut album, “Look How Long Lasting Everything Is Moving Forward For Once.”

‘One Minute’ is a collection of thoughts, feelings, and observations from the past two years of traveling and playing shows. Written early in the process of creating ‘Long Lasting,’ the song didn’t quite fit with the rest of the album but always felt like it deserved to be heard. Now, presented in isolation, this track stands as the odd one out—an introspective piece devoid of screams, offering a different side of Hammok’s musical journey.

“The calm after the storm that was Long lasting. This is one of those songs that just slips out of you when you least expect it.

While writing the Long Lasting album this song was finished early in the process but never really fit the album but there was always a feeling the song deserved to be put out for people to hear.

The song is a collection of thoughts, feelings and observations throughout traveling and playing shows the past two years. Both the good and the bad. So here it is, presented in isolation, the odd one out. NO SCREAMS THIS TIME!!!!!!!!”

Emerging from the Norwegian hardcore scene, Hammok has quickly become one of the most talked-about bands from the north. Their immediate breakthrough at ESNS 2023, including a legendary concert at VERA that left the audience in shock, was crowned as “the second best show at ESNS 2023” by 3voor12. This was followed by wild mosh pits at Best Kept Secret, Arctangent, Core Fest, Indiestadt/Paradiso, and many more festivals throughout the summer of 2023.

So far in 2024, Hammok has traveled through Europe and Britain, wrapping up a massive festival run with their groundbreaking debut album. The noisy power-trio continues to push the boundaries of genres, so listeners should be ready for anything.