Melbourne's Slow Talk have today released their third cut from their "New Vernacular" EP - out Friday April 27!
James Butler from Slow Talk says that new single 'Disclaimer' is "A story about an introverted over-thinker brushing off interest from someone more outgoing, social and exciting. It’s about initially placing the blame on them thinking they’re shallow and ditzy but later realising it’s actually your fault for being boring, stuck in your ways and always seeing the worst in a situation. It highlights the consequence and struggle that pessimism can inflict. It was also the song that marked the beginning for Slow Talk and the put the wheels in motion for writing the EP."
'New Vernacular', their debut release is out on Friday April 27th. The EP is available now for Pre-Order at iTunes and Bandcamp. The Disclaimer single will be available for streaming at Spotify from this Friday and previous singles Golden & New Vernacular are available now as singles on iTunes & Apple Music, Spotify, Bandcamp, Amazon and more.
Based in Melbourne, Australia, the pair has been writing in tandem since 2014, sharing a love for emotionally expressive music and progressive songwriting. The pair are influenced by bands like Citizen, Circa Survive, Gleemer, Emarosa, and Turnover - and on a composition level, inspired by bands like Gang of Youths, Bon Iver, and The National. Slow Talk’s DIY approach has seen the pair oversee not only the musical production of their songs but the construction of the band's visual and auxiliary content as well.
Slow Talk's EP 'New Vernacular' will be released on Friday April 27 and is available for Pre-Order now on iTunes, Google Play and Bandcamp. For more information, go to http://www.slowtalk.com.au.
James Butler from Slow Talk says that new single 'Disclaimer' is "A story about an introverted over-thinker brushing off interest from someone more outgoing, social and exciting. It’s about initially placing the blame on them thinking they’re shallow and ditzy but later realising it’s actually your fault for being boring, stuck in your ways and always seeing the worst in a situation. It highlights the consequence and struggle that pessimism can inflict. It was also the song that marked the beginning for Slow Talk and the put the wheels in motion for writing the EP."
'New Vernacular', their debut release is out on Friday April 27th. The EP is available now for Pre-Order at iTunes and Bandcamp. The Disclaimer single will be available for streaming at Spotify from this Friday and previous singles Golden & New Vernacular are available now as singles on iTunes & Apple Music, Spotify, Bandcamp, Amazon and more.
Based in Melbourne, Australia, the pair has been writing in tandem since 2014, sharing a love for emotionally expressive music and progressive songwriting. The pair are influenced by bands like Citizen, Circa Survive, Gleemer, Emarosa, and Turnover - and on a composition level, inspired by bands like Gang of Youths, Bon Iver, and The National. Slow Talk’s DIY approach has seen the pair oversee not only the musical production of their songs but the construction of the band's visual and auxiliary content as well.
Slow Talk's EP 'New Vernacular' will be released on Friday April 27 and is available for Pre-Order now on iTunes, Google Play and Bandcamp. For more information, go to http://www.slowtalk.com.au.
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