Slow Crush thrives on evolution. After their breakthrough debut Aurora—hailed by Stereogum as “one of the best shoegaze albums of all time”—they toured relentlessly, refining their immersive, swirling sound. Hush cemented their international acclaim with sold-out shows and new fans across the globe.

For their latest album the band embraced experimentation: glitchy textures, kitchen-recorded snare hits, and even saxophone on “Covet.” The result is their heaviest, most layered record yet, balancing dreamy vocals with gritty guitars and exploring emotional depth shaped by life on and off the road.