Slow Pulp

And thank you for being here.

We've got loads of great guests coming up on 101, like the Avalanches, Slow Pulp, who have released one of my favourite albums of the year with Melody.

Go and listen to that record right away.

Also, Sylvan Esso.

Yeah, and that was called When You Look At Me.

now it's just gone 3.30 it would be time for a treble 7 but between mine and Joel's extensive playlists of well there's about 60 tracks here we haven't got a treble 7 between us so what I'm going to do is do another double starting with an album from this week and an album from last week because there were so many last week we need to play catch up Adult DVD's debut came out and it was very nearly album of the week but you're just going to hear this track for now do as I please and I'm going to follow it with something from Slow Pulp's album that was out last week

Hello, this is Dan Mangan, and you are currently listening to The Breakdown on Sheffield Live 93.2 FM.

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The Breakdown

Another band up to their third album, that is Wisconsin's Slow Pulp, and the album, Melody, came out last week, couldn't fit into last week's show, we've rectified that now, that was Red Car from that album.

Adult DVD's debut, the Leeds band, self-titled debut, came out yesterday, and Do As I Please is what you heard before that.

Talking of Leeds, Slow Pulp are actually playing in Leeds next February, they've got a tour in Manchester and Leeds in the early part of February, if you fancy seeing them.

This Mirror Weighs a Ton by Interpol.

Melody by Slowpulp.

Conversations EP by Hazel English.

Everythingness by Atmos Bloom.

Connor, what's been in your

playlist? The new Slowpulp.

Hannah Brewer, an artist from, I think, New South Wales.

She's really sick.

Uh, we got some songs lined up.

This is, uh, I got something by new music from Slow Pulp.

Uh, this is something that Connor's picked out.

Um, uh, yeah, maybe I'll just, uh, go ahead and play that for you guys, um, so you don't have to listen to my ramblings, uh, because sometimes I can do that.

Uh, but they're a great little band and, uh, we love supporting our, uh, tiny little Australian bands.

Um, it's a, it's a good place.

Uh, and then at the top, we-- I left you with, uh, Slow Pulp with their song "Melody".

Um, and, uh, Slow Pulp comes from, uh, Madison, Wisconsin in the United States.

Team Dresh yesterday.

Slowpulp, Babehoven.

Emma Ruth Rundle yesterday.

Yeah.

On this show, we talk about the biggest indie news of the week, we review albums, and we hash out trends.

In this episode, we talk about new albums by Beck, Beabadoobee, Slow Pulp, and many more.

My name is Steven Hyden, and I'm joined by my friend and co-host, his team is slightly more watchable than my team, Ian Cohen.

Ian, how are you?

But maybe that's, uh, Hayley Williams blowing harp.

I, I would hope that was the case.

Um, there's a new album from Slow Pulp out today called Melody.

I wrote about this record as well.

And a lot of the time I'm not into it, but I'll be driving and I'll just kind of like favorite, just safely click on the little star.

And so one that I kept coming back to is this band called Slow Pulp.

They're out of Madison, Wisconsin.

So kind of like an indie or alternative classic kind of Butch Vig roots.

But anyway, so Slow Pulp's song Slugs.

It's a super cool song.

It's kind of indie.