slowpulpband, our latest Gen F artist, channel vulnerability through dreamy indie rock hits. On their latest album Yard, the Chicago-based band take a conceptual approach to their reflective and love-lorn jams. Friends first and musicians later, their close connections and easy trust with one another spill into their sound: charming, sensitive lo-fi rock that immediately evokes nostalgia for the ’90s. "I was feeling lonely, and reflecting on a lot of my relationships that didn't end up so well, and longing for something I’ve always wanted but never had," says lead vocalist Emily Massey. "It’s hard to figure out what you want when you don't have a framework of what could exist.” Read our Gen F profile at the link in bio. ✍️ cadynotcaddy 📸 foxhunter #SlowPulp