“Come Undone” by Holding Hour

Holding Hour presents such a dynamic indie-punk focused song within their newest release. “Come undone” relays its grace in what feels like one consistent note. It’s a song that feels easy on the ears while also being complex when it wants to. 

The listener can feel the subtle deeper levels that is apparent in this song, keeping the musical journey a constant surprise. 

I truly loved the diversity within the instrumentation and how the arrangements were a necessary part in showcasing contrast in the song. I loved how I felt through the entirety of listening to this song. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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