Slow Crush debuts new single 'Tremble' through BBC Radio 1 / Kerrang!

Belgian based dream pop act Slow Crush has premiered the second single from its debut album 'Aurora'. 'Tremble' got its first international play last week over at the BBC Radio 1 Rockshow with Daniel P Carter. Slow Crush explains how the single touches injustices and suffering in the world that society tends to overlook / has become sort of numb to these days:

"Whether it be refugee migration, domestic violence, human, animal or environmental exploitation, solutions are often readily available and achievable but the powers that be seem to turn a blind eye, sweep it under the rug or blatantly lobby against them with lies and fear mongering. I guess our message is: don’t believe the lies! Be critical – question everything that doesn’t feel right and form your own opinion.”

The band's first full length will be released on the 28th of September 2018 via established UK label Holy Roar Records (Pulled Apart By Horses, Touché Amoré, Apologies, I Have None). To celebrate the band will also host a big release party on the 30th of September in de Klinker, Aarschot (Belgium).

Slow Crush's first full length was recorded towards the end of 2017 at The Ranch Production house in Southampton with Neil D. Kennedy (A producer who's worked with bands the of like Milk Teeth, Creeper and Boston Manor) and was mastered at the Atomic Garden by Jack Shirley (known for his work with Deafheaven, Oathbreaker and The Smith Street Band).

'Tremble' also comes with a video which premiered exclusively world wide via Kerrang! Magazine. Check out the premiere right