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Posted Thursday, April 28, 2016 by Taylor

Starflyer 59 Announces New Album "SLOW" and New Song

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Tooth & Nail Records is excited to announce Starflyer 59’s fourteenth studio album, SLOW. This release marks a return to the label after the band self-released their album, IAMACEO, in 2013. Before then, Tooth & Nail was Starflyer 59’s original label home since 1993. "I like consistency,” explains Jason Martin, the singer, founder, and main creative force behind Starflyer 59. “I like looking back and seeing over a twenty year history with the label. I’m comfortable being on Tooth & Nail, it feels like home.” Having worked together for years, label president Brandon Ebel echoes Martin’s sentiments, “I’m honored to be working with Jason again, not only because Jason is one of my best friends, but because Starflyer is easily one of my all-time favorite bands. I truly believe they’re one of the most compelling and under-appreciated artists in music."

The album—written and produced by Martin—chronicles his life now, two decades after he first began making music. “It’s just different,” explains Martin. “The lyrics of this record are more of a reflection on being a middle aged adult instead of a 20-year-old kid talking about a girl he likes.” Although their legacy has built a sturdy and loyal fan base, the band has no plans to tour. "I’d love for Jason to play a live show now and again, but you know, beggars can’t be choosers,” laments Ebel.

The record features eight songs and will release worldwide (CD, LP, and digital) June 17th, 2016.

Pre-Order SLOW at this link: http://merchnow.com/catalogs/starflyer-59

Stream the track "Wrongtime" from SLOW below.



ABOUT STARFLYER 59:
Starflyer 59 is an alternative rock band from California. Their history reaches back as early as 1993 and boasts a sizable catalog of over twenty releases that include full lengths, singles, and EPs. Jason Martin acts as the band’s primary writer and producer, and has played alongside an array of bandmates, including current longtime members, drummer Trey Many and bassist Steven Dail.


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