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New Releases 10.16.26: Heavens to Betsy, Slothrust, Caspian, Dummy, Body Stuff, Fontaines D.C., Keening, Liminal, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, Fish Narc
Posted in Lists, New Releases, Videos with tags Body Stuff, Caspian, Dummy, Fish Narc, Fontaines D.C., Heavens to Betsy, Keening, Liminal, Slothrust, the Number Twelve Looks Like You on 10/16/2026 by Kurt OrzeckWhat You Readin’ For?: Slothrust’s Leah Wellbaum Calls Melissa Broder’s ‘Milk Fed’ a Nourishing Book
Posted in Features, Interviews, What You Readin' For? with tags Leah Wellbaum, Melissa Broder, Slothrust on 09/19/2026 by Kurt OrzeckOur recent, lively conversation with Slothrust leader Leah Wellbaum ahead of their new album What They Grow in the Garden, resulted in a FLOOD interview and an exclusive bit of news that we ran on this website. But we have another leftover from the articles that might supply you with a good read if you’re in need of one.
The book in question is Milk Fed by Melissa Broder, released in February 2021.
Continue readingNew Releases: Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, Slothrust, Chasing Abbey, Emma Ruth Rundle, Orville Peck, Frankie Rose, Hanging Garden, Nation of Language, Cor de Lux
Posted in Lists, New Releases, Videos with tags Chasing Abbey, Cor de Lux, Emma Ruth Rundle, EmpressUncle Acid and the Deadbeats, Frankie Rose, Hanging Garden, Nation of Language, Orville Peck, Slothrust, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats on 09/18/2026 by Kurt OrzeckActress – Radical Frame (Ninja Tune)
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Chasing Abbey – Cyber Celt (Remote Control)
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Slothrust Leader Leah Wellbaum: ‘Our Agency Has Been So Sneakily Taken Away … by Rapidly Emerging Technology’
Posted in Interviews with tags Leah Wellbaum, Slothrust on 09/17/2026 by Kurt OrzeckSlothrust leader Leah Wellbaum talks predatory consumerism, loss of agency in an increasingly digital world, and her brief music journalism career ahead of the duo’s sixth album, What They Grow in the Garden.
Continue readingExclusive: Slothrust Bring on Second Guitarist, Turning One of L.A.’s Best Rock Bands Into a Foursome
Posted in Exclusives, Interviews, News with tags Annie Hoffman, Leah Wellbaum, Slothrust, Weakened Friends, Will Gorin on 08/26/2026 by Kurt OrzeckExcitement is building as the release date for the sixth studio album by red-hot Boston rock band Slothrust nears. But there’s some additional news that, while not as seismic as the unveiling of What They Grow in the Garden will be on September 18, band leader Leah Wellbaum (vocals, guitar) exclusively told The Bad Penny that Slothrust is now a foursome.
“We’re both multi-instrumentalists,” Wellbaum said during a video interview on Monday, referring to herself and drummer Will Gorin writing and recording music together in the studio. “He played bass on this last record [2021’s Parallel Timeline]. And it’s been really fun seeing him step into other instrumental roles.
“He’s obviously an incredible drummer and also a really great guitarist,” Wellbaum continued. “It was really fun to see what he would do, what he did on the bass to play with himself and to interact with the music that he was so involved in crafting. And because we both play all the band instruments, it’s fun to be able to explore as a two-piece in that way. That being said, it’s really nice to be able to perform with more people.”
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