still corners

The first truly stacked new release day of 2021 features new ones from Still Corners, Madeline Kenney, Bicep, Arca + more. Check them all below...

Still Corners return with the dreamy, windswept title track from their new album The Last Exit, the last in the group's "Road Trilogy", coming in January 2021 on their own Wrecking Light Records...

A wonderful slow vibe with long scenes of cooking beautiful food and storytelling. -- Still Corners

Lo-fi grainy old photos of beaches and people surfing, just can't get enough of them. Inspired us for our visuals and photographs. -- Still Corners

Great film. We went to the same beach - Leo Carrillo in California to film the scene in our video "Black Lagoon" where Tessa pulls up to the beach in the white convertible. -- Still Corners

"What we see is but a dream within a dream". A deeply atmospheric film. The theme song is glorious and on regular rotation here. -- Still Corners

I watched this with a friend again and he said it was boring and 0 out of 5 stars ha. I really like it, it's a slow meandering film with a dark feel to it so what's not to like. This is a period where things that I find inspiring are those things that take a bit of time and grow as opposed to walloping you over the head with the "idea"...

We've spent a lot of time at the Tate Modern staring at John Constable's landscape paintings. They're grand and beautiful and evoke a timelessness which directly inspired Slow Air. The Seagram Murals also suggest a type of space that is unknown and unknowable...

A new series that we've fallen completely in love with. A clever and thoughtful show with lovely scenes of two guys roaming around the English countryside chatting, drinking tea and looking for treasure. The rhythm and subtlety of the show greatly influenced the vibe of Slow Air and how we sequenced the songs together. Opens with a beautiful folk song by Johnny Flynn, gorgeous. -- Still Corners

The wild, wild west. There's nothing like these photos of America, the vast sense of space they evoke is deep and beautiful, a direct inspiration for Slow Air. -- Still Corners