r/SlowPulp

533 archived posts · Dec 2021 – Sep 2026

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u/Jonezy123•

Anyone have rituals for listening to new albums?

I usually end up listening on my commute. It isn’t the best experience but it’s the first chance I get

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u/StephenC8282•

The Midwest indie rock band returns with a new wave-influenced album that explores our innate desire to understand and be understood.

A whole relationship arc is waiting to unfurl in the first lines of Slow Pulp’s third album, Melodie: “Do you know when you saw me/In a crowd, dancing?” vocalist Emily Massey asks. Over the breezy acoustic strums of “Yellow and Green,” she offers small details into that fateful encounter, one that even her teenaged self intuited would change the course of her life for the best. It’s expected that friendships evolve as life does, but it would take a lot more than passing time to erode a bond so mutually attuned: “I

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