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Talbott actually played bass, but the transition was smooth, and the band recorded two singles, "Hello Kitty" and "Sundress", the former on 12 Inch, and the latter on the new Champaign-based label Mud Records. Around this time, the Champaign scene started to coalesce with members of one band joining up with members of another to form an indefinite amount of one-off side projects, and the
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acts from across the country. As the story went, the band said that they would be willing to play any show for a high price (assuming that no one would actually be willing to pay that amount), and the organizers at
Furnace Fest called their bluff. Hum headlined Saturday night, playing a set and an
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Martians Go Home. A follow-up album was reported to be in production by Lash, but in 2008 he confirmed that Glifted was no more. Balisong never recorded anything, but played a few live shows in Champaign. Lash is currently working with Joe Ludwinski (Scurvine, The Grand Vizars), and Jason Milam
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The album swiftly sold 250,000 copies, and Hum played their largest dates promoting the record. Further singles "The Pod" and the promotional "I'd Like Your Hair Long" failed to generate much interest, and the band spent much of the rest of the year and 1996 on the road. In late 1997, they teamed
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Dimpsey, his bandmate in Honcho Overload. In that group, and during his brief stint with the Poster Children,
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in 1990. Local musician Joe
Futrelle, who played with Switzky in Designer Mustard Gas joined briefly, before leaving for more serious musical pursuits and was replaced by Rod van Huis, later of Steakdaddy Six. For personal reasons, he amicably left the band and went on to perform in the Great
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for five shows on the east coast of the United States. The band played an after show for
Wrecking Ball Fest in Atlanta, GA in August 2015. Following that, they performed at Riot Fest in Chicago, Illinois in September 2015, before embarking on a six-show co-headlining tour with
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January 25, 1998, and the album was released in February. Singles "Green to Me" and "Comin' Home" were promotional-only; however, "Comin' Home" would land Hum another appearance on the
602:(Scurvine, Lovecup) on a new project called Alpha Mile. Alpha Mile played their first show in December 2008 at the Highdive in Champaign. Alpha Mile has been recording off and on, and hope to have an album out in 2010. The
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cover, keeping the band from a large potential fan base. Due to disappointing sales, and large record label mergers, the band was dropped from their contract in 2000. While touring in
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Switzky left. The remaining members recruited a local fan named
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chart, peaking at #37. By the end of the year, the band had only sold 30,000 copies of the album. Around this time, the band missed out on an opportunity to record live favorite
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encore. The band was reportedly dissatisfied with the performance, and actually preferred the surprise warm-up show they played in
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1466:"A Home for Freaks: A Conversation with Poster Children"
1409:"30 essential songs from the shoegaze / heavy crossover"
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2151:"Steamy Stemage: Grant "Metroid Metal" Henry Interview"
2098:"Bryan St. Pere April 2, 1968 ~ June 29, 2021 (age 53)"
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2017:"Hear Hum's First New Album in Over 20 Years: 'Inlet'"
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1990:"Hum Return With Inlet, First New Album in 22 Years"
1657:"Discussing Life and A New Record with Matt Talbott"
1518:"We need it more than they do-An interview with Hum"
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2073:"RIP Hum drummer Bryan St. Pere"
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1782:"Upcoming Hum shows?"
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1170:"Puppets" / "Aphids"
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1839:"Hum's Matt Talbott"
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667:Funeral for a Friend
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32:For other uses, see
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2309:"Hum Chart History"
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2273:"Hum Chart History"
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2212:"Hum Chart History"
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2176:"Hum Chart History"
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