Slate quartet new EP video shot in remote cottage
The post-punk scene continues to pulse with fresh energy, and one group making waves is the Cardiff-based quartet Slate. Known for their tight rhythms and evocative soundscapes, Slate have just unveiled their latest offering, an EP that promises to deliver some truly captivating atmosphere.
Titled The Grandfather Clock, this new release dives deeper into the band’s signature style, offering listeners a journey through complex, compelling musical textures. It’s a project that builds anticipation, hinting at the sophisticated sound that defines Slate’s work.
The EP is scheduled for release on January 22, 2027, and will be brought to you by the respected label, Brace Yourself Records. This timing suggests a carefully curated release, allowing the music and the accompanying visual elements ample time to resonate with audiences.
At the heart of the new release is the title track, The Grandfather Clock, which is already available for streaming. Beyond the music, the project features a striking visual element: a video shot in the picturesque village of Trellech. This cinematic approach adds another layer of depth to the EP, grounding the abstract soundscapes in a tangible, atmospheric setting.
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