Slime Lush and the dark and twisted alt rock pie of "World War 8"

 

"Your shame is a featherweight, it doesn’t belong in the ring with me / Window watching the world. Window watching the world / Governed by grief, till there’s no more autonomy / As the ceiling presses down / The ceiling presses down..."

I don't know anything about Slime Lush but their track "World War 8" moves in interesting ways. There is a somber blanket over it, one you can see through and the words feel very dark and oppressive. While I can't very well know the meaning of this song considering it is from the band's full length entitled "Custom Slaughter" with song titles like "Nixon Peace Fingers" and "Creepy National Anthem" I can make a safe guess / assumption that this politico indie rock / post punkery is no picnic. AND if it is a picnic the food in the woven picnic basket may just be poisonous. 

-Robb Donker Curtius





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THE FACTS AS WE KNOW THEM - PRESS NOTES:

https://slimelush.bandcamp.com/album/custom-slaughter

https://twitter.com/SlimeLushband

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075309340500

https://open.spotify.com/track/0f52rruV2QICBWRMgC2M3c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpB8vE_H9-E


Literate cathartic hooky jammy diy rock from Oklahoma.

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Slime Lush, jangle pop, indie rock, art rock, alt rock, politico alt rock, avant rock, avant pop, politico, "World War 8", Oklahoma,