Faded Splendor

Hundredth have built a career on transformation, embracing change as their most defining trait. Over the past decade, the South Carolina-based band have forged a reputation for pushing boundaries, evolving their sound with each new album as if stepping into a new world.

The record opens with ‘Curve’, a soaring, emotionally charged track that sets the pace, with a lush, expansive sound reminiscent of Silversun Pickups or the atmospheric qualities of early- 2000s indie rock.

‘Big Love’ follows, carrying the weight of widescreen power-pop with an infectious, shimmering energy.

‘Dark Side’, the lead single, earned praise from Stereogum, who likened its energy to early Bloc Party, highlighting Chadwick Johnson’s vocal “burly intensity” over a hook that’s “clean and big.”

‘All The Way’ channels anthemic dance-punk and widescreen indie, with a stadium-sized energy driven by a pounding 4/4 pulse and angular guitars.

 ‘Blitz’ delivers a tightly wound, post-punk anthem - relentless and cat