Photo courtesy of the band.
Scary Hours teamed up with prolific New Jersey-based producer Pete Zengerle for their forthcoming record “Can’t Contend,” due on Pyrrhic Victory January 15th 2025. The band has refined their sound, incorporating the anti-authoritarian hardcore ethos of bands like Sunami and Kublai Khan, but with a refreshing, intellectual twist one might find on some of the best work from Dead Kennedys or Propagandhi. Such is the
standard for the duration of the album, which confronts issues both personal and political.
In addition to a record release show at Creep Records in Philadelphia January 18th 2025, the band is planning their first East Coast run in July with mental-health advocacy group Victims and Villains.
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