I’d Ghost Me Too is Slater’s Ep | Indie Music
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welcome to Edgar Allan Poets indie music corner. A space dedicated to the best new artists and bands we find around the web. Today’s featured band is Slater and their Ep I’d Ghost Me Too. This band offers very nice songs.
I’d Ghost Me Too is Slater’s Ep | Indie Music
The vocal timbre of the singer made me think about Sting in some moments. A very interesting vocal range that allows him to add many interpretative nuances to the songs of the band.
This alternative rock is solid and mature. The compositional experience of Slater is undeniable. All the tracks of their Ep I’d Ghost Me Too follow a coherent thread.
The choice of sounds is very accurate and the melodic lines are catchy and refined. This band made me think of a more mellow version of Foo Fighters.
I think they have a bright future ahead of them as they offer quality music capable of entertaining the listeners.
Go and listen to them and you will be fascinated by the sonic universe created by these talented guys.
I’d Ghost Me Too is Slater’s Ep Out Now!
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Formed in 2018 by frontman Harry Slater, the bands first EP “So She Said” broadcasted their powerhouse sound of anthemic melodies, nostalgic guitar tones, and piercing vocal harmonies. Their unstoppable no-nonsense attitude and playing being labelled virtuosic by Planet Rock radio.
I’d Ghost Me Too is a 3 track EP all about the self-awareness we go through breaking out of our teens into young adulthood and the downfall of social media in our lives. We’re all finding love, losing it, and getting hurt while it’s all there being broadcast to the world through our phones. ‘I’d Ghost Me Too’ reflects the stage we feel when we’ve made bad choices, it’s all gone wrong and we know we only have ourselves to blame.
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