Lael Neale releases “Slip Away” from his new Killers Do album
LA-based indie rock minimalist Lael Neale is gearing up for another sonic adventure, promising a potent mix of cosmic wandering and raw garage energy. Following her successful release of Altogether Stranger on Sub Pop last year, Neale is set to dive deeper into the experimental soundscape.
This fall marks a significant shift as she prepares to unveil her next body of work, As Killers Do. The title itself hints at a deeper, perhaps more intense exploration of the themes that have defined her music so far.
Neale is taking control of this new chapter, releasing As Killers Do on her independent label, Consensual Sound. This move solidifies her artistic vision and allows for a highly personalized musical experience.
The buzz is already building around the lead single from the new project, “Slip Away.” This track is described as a haunted, sophisticated garage rock jam that manages to capture a unique tension between disparate influences.
Listeners can anticipate a sound that dances on the edge of history, weaving together the hypnotic textures of Stereolab with the raw, stripped-down energy of The Ramones. It’s a sonic journey that promises to be both unsettling and incredibly engaging.
The arrival of “Slip Away” has already generated significant attention, drawing praise for its distinctive atmosphere and compelling rhythm. Fans are clearly ready for Lael Neale’s next evolution, eagerly awaiting the full experience offered by As Killers Do.
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