“Instrumental improvisations found at a West Coast swap meet.”
Slow Circus makes music that sits somewhere between folk and jazz — familiar enough to feel like something you’ve heard before, open enough to go somewhere unexpected. Built on piano, organ, acoustic guitar, and a little rusty brass, their sound tends to land in that hazy gap between melancholy and hope. One writer called their music “like stumbling through carnival grounds the next day at dawn,” as apt a description as possible for their unconventional and unclassifiable sound.
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