Anal Cunt - Slow Song From Split 7". From the album 'Morbid Florist'.

Ex-Fenster member Rémi Letournelle aka Slow Steve presents his debut album, Adventures, following a 7" split single on Berlin-based DIY label Späti Palace and Steps, a six-track EP released on Morr Music in 2015 (MORR.

Morr Music, Morr Music. Mother Of The Unicorn + Slow Steve - Split 7" ‎(7", Single, Ltd).

SSSSNAKES, The Slow Death - Split 7" by Not Shy Of The DIY, released 07 November 2011 1. SSSSNAKES - Only One 2. SSSSNAKES - Surfrog 3. The Slow Death - Movies 4. The Slow Death - Want 5. The Slow Death - Glad I Don't Know Split 7" SSSSNAKES/The Slow Death. Co-Release via SWFU, Not Shy Of The DIY and Kiss Of Death Records. Got it. + add. album. Split 7" SSSSNAKES/The Slow Death. released November 7, 2011.

Epic Problem/The Slow Death Split 7 (Rad Girlfriend, Brassneck). Not Today departs from the style of the later and dives into more melodic mid-tempo territories and ringing tones to accompany Thorson’s calm and mellow vocal styling which touches on the story teller delivery mentioned earlier. Purchase the split 7″ here: Rad Girlfriend Records Brassneck Records. Brassneck Records Epic Problem Matthew Hutchison Rad Girlfriend Records The Slow Death.

A split album (or split) is a music album which includes tracks by two or more separate artists. There have been singles and EPs of the same variety, which are often called "split singles" and "split EPs" respectively. Split albums differ from "various artists" compilation albums in that they generally include several tracks of each artist, or few artists with one or two tracks each, instead of multiple artists with only one or two tracks each.

Contact Slow Steve on Messenger. Klaus Johann Grobe so hot, so groovy, so rave-ish. Grande classe! First gig of the tour was a blast! Really looking forward to tomorrow at Goldrube Kassel.

The album opens with four wistful, dance-prompting tunes, all with what seem to be primarily human rhythm sections. They're also accompanied by synth noodling that sometimes takes the form of song-defining timbres ("Sloth") and at other times appears as offbeat sound effects and noise while guitars do the heavy lifting ("Bali").