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Slow Fiction: Crush - Cherry Cola - VINYL LP
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| Management number | 205833116 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $89.10 | Model Number | 205833116 | ||
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Title: Crush - Cherry Cola
Artist: Slow Fiction
Label: So Young Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5060998462537
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2024-05-24
Number of Discs: 1
Cherry Cola Vinyl. Forming out of a tapestry of hometown friendships and college connections, Slow Fiction emerged into a music scene fragmented by lockdowns. They grew closer as restrictions dropped away and audiences grew, using the shifts to experiment with their material and reach more expansive and formidable levels. The final product is a landmine of sound, inspired by the raw, sweeping fuzz of the likes of Sonic Youth and The Jesus and Mary Chain. Familiar elements of noughties era guitar shine through, confronted with cutting contemporary angst to create a nostalgic yet intoxicating sound. As the band's confidence grew through their live shows they were liberated, taking all they had learnt in order to begin working on "a lot more cohesive and bigger sounding" project. Slow Fiction are quickly beginning to establish themselves as one of the most riveting and engaging live bands emerging from the bubbling scene of New York right now. This EP goes further to prove their potential, borrowing notes of nostalgia and pairing it with hard hitting truths and indisputable emotional weight. The masterful intertwining of personal anguish with the array of musical inspirations and fuzzy, intoxicating tones makes Slow Fiction one of the most exciting acts emerging right now, and this EP is just the beginning.
Tracks:
1.1 Monday
1.2 Apollo
1.3 End of the Night
1.4 There Were Stars in Your Eyes
1.5 January
Artist: Slow Fiction
Label: So Young Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5060998462537
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2024-05-24
Number of Discs: 1
Cherry Cola Vinyl. Forming out of a tapestry of hometown friendships and college connections, Slow Fiction emerged into a music scene fragmented by lockdowns. They grew closer as restrictions dropped away and audiences grew, using the shifts to experiment with their material and reach more expansive and formidable levels. The final product is a landmine of sound, inspired by the raw, sweeping fuzz of the likes of Sonic Youth and The Jesus and Mary Chain. Familiar elements of noughties era guitar shine through, confronted with cutting contemporary angst to create a nostalgic yet intoxicating sound. As the band's confidence grew through their live shows they were liberated, taking all they had learnt in order to begin working on "a lot more cohesive and bigger sounding" project. Slow Fiction are quickly beginning to establish themselves as one of the most riveting and engaging live bands emerging from the bubbling scene of New York right now. This EP goes further to prove their potential, borrowing notes of nostalgia and pairing it with hard hitting truths and indisputable emotional weight. The masterful intertwining of personal anguish with the array of musical inspirations and fuzzy, intoxicating tones makes Slow Fiction one of the most exciting acts emerging right now, and this EP is just the beginning.
Tracks:
1.1 Monday
1.2 Apollo
1.3 End of the Night
1.4 There Were Stars in Your Eyes
1.5 January
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