Boston trio Slothrust have a new EP of covers, tilted Show Me How You Want it To Be, that puts their sludgy spin on songs by Al Green (“Let’s Stay Together”), The Turtles (“Happy Together”), Marcy ...

Hear the first single from Slothrust's fourth studio album, "The Pact," which is due Sept. 14 on Dangerbird Records. By Chris Payne You’re never going to fully figure out Slothrust, but rest assured, ...

The post Slothrust Announce Fall 2022 North American Tour appeared first on Consequence. Slothrust aren’t done touring behind Parallel Timeline quite yet. The band announced today they’ll be heading ...

The rock band's new video follows a flower as it journeys through a series of suburban landscapes. Listen to songs by Slothrust, and you'll hear aggressive sounds that hearken back to early-'90s rock ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. The EP's single, "Splish Splash, " is a fresh take on Bobby Darin's 1958 hit, ...

Slothrust has drawn comparisons to guitar-driven alternative rock bands like Pixies and Dinosaur Jr. But the trio initially met as students at Sarah Lawrence College playing jazz and chamber music.

You have to be very, very confident in yourself to even consider covering a song like Ginuwine's "Pony." The R&B great known to his parents as Elgin Lumpkin released the transcendently horny, ...

So begins the sensual new single from genre-bending rock band Slothrust. Their new song and video for "Spill The Juice" features Leah Wellbaum, Will Gorin, and Willy Beamon playing with elements of ...

Slothrust’s music is quick, deep and often marked by singer Leah Wellbaum’s almost atonal alto vocals. It’s like a 2019 version of Sleater-Kinney with a mixed gender lineup. She shreds guitar and ...

Since the start of this year, Slothrust have been unveiling singles, including "Cranium" and "Strange Astrology." With the latter release, they announced their new album Parallel Timeline that's set ...

Listen to songs by Slothrust, and you'll hear aggressive sounds that hearken back to early-'90s rock bands like Nirvana and Dinosaur Jr. Listen more closely, and you'll also hear elements of the blues ...