Slow Fiction

Slow Fiction, the NYC-based indie rock group, have been steadily carving out a space for themselves within the vibrant alternative music scene since their formation in March 2021. Their sound channels the energy and introspection characteristic of contemporary indie rock, combining inventive songwriting with dynamic arrangements to create a distinctly compelling presence both on record and the stage.

The band’s recent discography showcases an impressive run of releases, including the 2024 singles "Brother" and "End of the Night," as well as the EP "Crush" from May 2024. Earlier works such as "January," "Monday," and the eponymous 2023 EP have further established Slow Fiction's reputation for crafting songs that balance urgency with nuance. Their catalogue resonates with listeners seeking thoughtful, emotionally charged indie rock that reflects the pulse of modern city life.

On the live circuit, Slow Fiction performed in August 2025 at London’s Victoria Park as part of the All Points East Festival, sharing the bill as a support act beneath headliner The Maccabees—an impressive slot amongst some of today’s most revered artists. Looking ahead, they are set to headline a show at Workman’s in Dublin, Ireland, in February 2027. For anyone passionate about the evolving face of indie rock, following Slow Fiction and keeping an eye on their upcoming gigs is highly recommended.