Shearling releases new track Believe Me (Dust)
In the chaotic landscape of experimental rock, some bands don’t just make music—they provoke a reaction. Shearling, alongside Alex Kent and Sylvie Simmons’ earlier project Sprain, operates in this extreme space, crafting soundscapes that stir both fierce devotion and deep revulsion. Whether listeners are drawn to them or repelled by them, the band is undeniable in their mastery of creating unforgettable, provocative titles.
Their journey began with a debut that immediately set an uncompromising tone. Last year, Shearling launched their single-track epic album Motherfucker, I Am Both: “Amen” And “Hallelujah”… This record served as a bold statement, firmly placing them at the forefront of challenging musical territory.
But the artistic momentum hasn’t stalled. Following that initial explosive debut, Shearling is now gearing up for a fresh offering, an EP designed to continue their evocative and boundary-pushing exploration. This upcoming release is titled Don’t Look At Me The Way A Dog Might Look At Your Leg.
The title itself promises a certain kind of uncomfortable intimacy, hinting at the raw, visceral nature of the music inside. Fans are already eagerly awaiting the full package, particularly the track “Believe Me (Dust),” which is slated to be featured on the new EP. It is clear that Shearling continues to use their platform not just for sound, but for creating deeply memorable and strangely compelling narratives.
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