Stringing together the stunning recent singles from Slowly Slowly, the Melbourne indie faves have today announced their brand new album "Daisy Chain", due out Friday 4th November via UNFD. Pre-orders for "Daisy Chain" will be available @9am on July 1st. Set to unveil Slowly Slowly's most ambitious and uninhibited selves yet to the world this November, "Daisy Chain" will also come armed with a brand new sonic palette...
The latest single "Forget You" out today from Melbourne rockers Slowly Slowly brings an unforgettably upbeat moment in time as the group fuse pop-ready melodics with sharp introspection.
A speedy follow up from the band's recent stripped-back alternate version of their track Nothing On, "Forget You" brings back the bounce alongside nimble hooks, bright tones and percolating beats. An instant indie rock tour de force with plenty of...
Slowly Slowly are welcoming 2022 with the reveal of their new single "Nothing On" today.
Accessible from all angles, "Nothing On" sees Slowly Slowly expertly strike the balance between frivolity and depth. Listeners on the outskirts of the band's world will be drawn in by its dance and pop-esque sensibilities; equally, faithful Slowly Slowly listeners will notice this tune's heartache-tinged qualities and the depth of its...
Fresh from the announce of their album "Race Car Blues - Chapter 2" due for release this month, Slowly Slowly are revealing another taste from the record with the release of "First Love" feat. Yours Truly today.
Unsurprisingly the track is an homage to first loves, while Slowly Slowly's Ben Stewart elaborates that it explores: "the rose coloured glasses of retrospection & running from the past"....
Following the whirlwind success of their third album "Race Car Blues", Slowly Slowly are announcing details on their follow up release "Race Car Blues Extended Edition", out Friday February 26. The double LP collection will feature the original "Race Car Blues" + a brand new record titled "Race Car Blues – Chapter 2", limited to 500 copies worldwide. "Race Car Blues Extended Edition" is available for pre-order now via ...
After premiering via triple j's Good Nights last night, Australian rock favourites Slowly Slowly officially release new cut "Comets & Zombies"today. Marking a taste of what's to come from the band in 2021, "Comets & Zombies" flows between pulsing verses and a pared back chorus with classic Slowly Slowly fragility and vulnerability throughout.
Frontman Ben Stewart shares that the track was loosely inspired by the story of an acquaintance...
After a watershed year in 2019, Melbourne rock favourites Slowly Slowly are kicking off 2020 with the announcement of their third album "Race Car Blues". The follow up to their critically-acclaimed 2018 effort "St. Leonards", "Race Car Blues" launches today with the reveal of the album's title track and music video, before the release lands in full on Friday February 28th.
The album captures a formative period for SlowlySlowly...
After premiering on triple j's Good Nights this week, Slowly Slowly are officially lifting the lid on their latest earworm, Creature Of Habit Pt. 2. It follows the romping success of their recent single Jellyfish, which launched into immediate high rotation support from triple j and a sold out single tour. Built on the soaring choruses and vivid lyricism that have defined the Melbourne favourites with every output, Creature Of...
Today Slowly Slowly lift the lid on their infectious new track "Jellyfish". Following the whopping response to their 2018 LP "St. Leonards", "Jellyfish" marks the first taste of new music from the Melbourne four-piece. Listen to the new track here.
Proving a little more cumbersome to construct compared to the band's previous releases, frontman Ben Stewart explains "Jellyfish" almost took on a mind of its own...
“This is exactly how this music should be done” - Kerrang!
"Slowly Slowly stand out from anything else happening in Australian music right now and 'St Leonards' is an exciting snapshot of what’s to come for this rising band" - Music Feeds
"'St. Leonards' sees Slowly Slowly pushing themselves to new heights to ensure no one underestimates them" - Rock Sound
