With only two albums out, Slow Pulp are one of the defining bands of the generation that grew up on ’90s alt rock radio and came of age with the 2000s indie wave. Their new album, Melodie, out on September 18 was produced by Elliott Kozel (whose credits include SZA, Jean Dawson, and Rosalia) and was co-written by Emily Massey and Henry Stoehr in the band.

Melodie sees the band exploring beyond their shoegaze roots into new sonic territory with pop-tinged hooks and melodies.
Melodie is the follow-up to their acclaimed sophomore album Yard. With resounding praise from the likes of Rolling Stone, The New Yorker, Pitchfork, Billboard, The FADER and Stereogum, with Variety declaring it “one of 2023’s best rock records”

Following tours supporting Lucy Dacus, Death Cab for Cutie, and The Postal Service, the band will play their biggest hometown show to date at the Salt Shed, plus dates in New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Los Angeles, and San Diego this fall.