Slowjöy Brisbane, Australia
Heavily influenced by the ebb and flow of psych rock textures and tones, the sound of Slowjöy takes cues from Tama Impala,
The Flaming Lips, Boogarins, Dungen, UMO, Physics House Band, Mildlife, Foreign/National and Crumb to name a few, but maintains a sonic fingerprint that stands on its own.
Tom Spurgin and Daniel Mahler - guitar and vocals, Lachlan Symons - bass, Sam Castan - drums.
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