TheSlowShow
The Slow Show is a British indie pop band formed in Manchester in 2010, known for their atmospheric compositions and distinctive sound.
- Type
- Band
- Origin
- Manchester
- Country
- Royaume-Uni
- Active since
- 2010
- Tracks
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The Slow Show is a British indie pop band formed in Manchester, UK in 2010. Their music has been described as "minimalist but epic numbers steeped in atmospheric sonic landscapes" with singer Rob Goodwin's "croaky baritone" as a standout feature. They have been compared to the likes of Elbow, The National, or Tindersticks.
Their discography includes several albums and EPs, such as "Subtle Love" (2023), "Still Life" (2022), and "Lust and Learn" (2019). The Slow Show is also featured in KracRadio's programming with the track "One Shot."
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Formed in 2010 in Manchester.
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Musical style: indie pop.
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Discography includes "Subtle Love" (2023) and "Still Life" (2022).
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Compared to Elbow and The National.
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Featured on KracRadio with "One Shot."
Selection
Discography
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2023Subtle Love
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2022Still Life
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Jan Douwe Kroeske Presents- 2 Meter Session #1698
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2019Lust and Learn
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2016Dream Darling
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2015White Water
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2012EPBrother
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Midnight Waltz EP
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Q01What is the musical style of The Slow Show?+
The musical style of The Slow Show is indie pop.
Q02When was the band formed?+
The Slow Show was formed in 2010.
Q03Where can I listen to The Slow Show?+
You can listen to The Slow Show on their KracRadio page.
Q04What albums has The Slow Show released?+
Some of the albums released by The Slow Show include "Subtle Love" (2023) and "Still Life" (2022).
