Sløtface: Last News

Sløtface have collaborated with The Buoys for a new song – listen to ‘Fight Back Time’ below.The Norwegian act – as of last year now a solo project under Haley Shea – and the Australian indie rockers The Buoys linked up digitally to make the song, which is about the nagging feeling of always having to be switched-on.Sløtface’s Shea said in a statement: “‘Fight Back Time’ for me is about feeling way too caught up in everything you’re doing when you have too much going on, and desperately trying to grab some pieces of your life back so that you feel in control.“It’s about staying up late when you should get a good night’s sleep just to feel like you have some free time and feeling like there must be a fix to how you’re feeling out there somewhere. I love how the chorus has stacks of vocals egging me on to indulge in my bad habits, it feels very much like the voices in my head.”The Buoys vocalist and guitarist Zoe Catterall added: “Words started pouring out of me when I sat down to write my parts.

Sløtface have shared the fiery new single ‘I Used To Be A Real Piece Of Shit’.The Norwegian act – as of 2022 a solo project under Haley Shea – said the song pulled inspiration from sketch shows and 100 gecs‘ song ‘Dumbest Girl Alive’. The track opens their new album, ‘Film Buff’, which is set for release via Propeller on September 27.

Sløtface have today (March 15) shared a new single – check out ‘Final Gørl’ below.The Norwegian act – as of 2022 now a solo project under Haley Shea – released the new single in collaboration with producer Sælid Andersen.In a statement, Shea spoke about her work with Andersen on the project saying in the studio, it consisted of songs about me being a f***ing loser” and “songs about everything else – the beauty in the world, attempts to better oneself, etc”. ‘Final Gørl’, the musician said falls into the first category and, as noted in a press statement, “continues to explore the trope of the same name from horror movies like Scream and Halloween.”Speaking about the genre and how it’s still important to her, Shea added: “In these movies the final girl is pure and virginal and better than all the other more overtly sexual women in the movie, which is why she survives.“I wanted to flip the script on that, so the ‘I’ character in Final Girl is saying no to all those rules about who she has to be.

Sløtface have announced details of an upcoming UK and European tour, which is set to kick off later this year.The upcoming tour follows last year’s announcement that the Norwegian trio would be going their separate ways, with singer Haley Shea continuing the band as a solo project. The departure of guitarist Tor-Arne Vikingstad and bassist Lasse Lokoy was announced last June, and Shea has since made the group into a new ‘collaborative project’.It also arrives on the heels of the group’s latest EP, ‘AWAKE/ASLEEP’, which arrived this February.10 shows have been scheduled for the upcoming tour, including a slot at the 100 Club in London.

Sløtface have shared two new videos and released their ‘Awake/Asleep’ EP – check it out below.Last June, Norwegian trio Sløtface announced that they would be going their separate ways, with singer Haley Shea continuing the band as a solo project.Since then, Shea has released singles ‘Beta’, ‘Come Hell Or Whatever’, ‘Happy’ and ‘Nose’. Now, Sløtface have shared an official video for ‘Cowboys In The Dark’ alongside a lyric video for ‘Indoor Kid’ which also shows off a fanzine commissioned by the project.

Sløtface have returned with two new singles ‘Beta’ and ‘Come Hell Or Whatever’. Check them out below, along with our interview with frontwoman Haley Shea.After announcing earlier this week that the Norwegian punk band would now just be the project of Shea after the amicable departure of guitarist Tor-Arne Vikingstad and bassist Lasse Lokoy, the first fruits from the new iteration of Sløtface can be heard today.“It’s more like a family or a collective, but it’s definitely my responsibility and my project,” Shea told NME of the current incarnation of Sløtface.

Sløtface have announced that they will be going their separate ways, with singer Haley Shea continuing the band as a solo project.The band shared the news on their Instagram yesterday (June 13), where they posted a lengthy statement explaining their decision.“Hello Sløtface-friends. We have some news to share,” the post read. “After ten years together as a band it’s time for a change.