Slender - Learn To Die LPDR 57 Learn To Die is a bold new step for a group of musicians, artists, and writers that has at least nominally been considered a punk band. A stylistic overhaul. For those who have been following along, itll carry some surprises. Slender began over a decade ago as a semi improvisational cassette recording project, a casual collaboration between a few friends that was initially documented by two self titled cassette only releases released in 2014 and

The other two-Sole Sister

where the soundscape serves as both background and foreground

There is also the notable “Foreign Outlaw

using improvisation as the most immediate means of expression: "Everything on Descension was recorded in one take in the order that it appears

distilling the warmest

an early adaptor of free jazz

" Fully licensed from Warner Music

and sets the tone for the remainder of Cheap Things

the trio was bound to please Jac Berrocal

Graham Lambkin's first solo release

Stylized by deadpan vocals

especially as noted by the drum-kit urban-sounding pulse of "Imad Akel"