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Slothrust Announce New Album What They Grow In The Garden: Hear “Ring The Bell” & “00101001”
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Slothrust have announced What They Grow In The Garden, their first album since 2021’s Parallel Timeline, and released two new tracks, “Ring The Bell” and “00101001”. Due on 18 September via Equal Vision, the record marks a new chapter for the Los Angeles-based band, with the singles indicating a fuller, more gothic and highly produced sound.
The 12-track album also includes the earlier 2026 single “Burn The Deck”. Leah Wellbaum and Will Gorin co-produced it with Jordan Witzigreuter of the Ready Set; it is Slothrust’s first album as a duo following former bassist Kyle Bann’s departure after sexual-assault allegations emerged in 2021.
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In short
- Slothrust announce their first album in five years.
- Two new singles preview a gothic production style.
- What They Grow In The Garden arrives 18 September.
How this story developed
- 4 months ago Slothrust have announced their first album in five years, What They Grow In The Garden, due on 18 September via Equal Vision. The Los Angeles-based Boston alt-rock band have also released two new singles, “Ring The Bell” and “00101001”, previewing the album’s more expansive, gothic production.
- 4 months ago Slothrust have announced What They Grow In The Garden, their first album since 2021’s Parallel Timeline, and released two new tracks, “Ring The Bell” and “00101001”.
Explained simply
Slothrust are an alternative rock band formed in Boston and now based in Los Angeles. Their music combines distorted guitars and forceful drums with singer and guitarist Leah Wellbaum’s distinctive vocals, and has developed a following through albums, touring and appearances in television soundtracks.
The band’s core members are Wellbaum and drummer Will Gorin. They previously worked with bassist Kyle Bann, who left the group in 2021 after sexual-assault allegations; the band have since continued as a duo.
Their previous album, Parallel Timeline, was released in 2021. The new record is their first full-length release since then and marks a new stage for the band’s sound and line-up.