Atlanta Entertainment News and PR

 Sometime Tonight

"It has been a really rewarding experience in the last 24 hours. Tuesday, July 14th I put out my 5th release called, "Sometime Tonight". I decided to try something new for this one. I have it available on the website Slushco Band Camp For the first time, Slushco is available on a "pay what you want" basis. I have received a very warm response and I honestly have never felt better about any other release". -Brian Slusher

 When I Met The Boss Of Nova

Initially intended as a side project, Brian Slusher continues the book of Slushco in this far out tale of a recently widowed queen forced to face loneliness and the growing dissapproval of her newly appointed seat of power. Although, the sound is vastly different compared to Slushco's earlier releases, "When I Met The Boss of Nova", fits right in with it's danceable grooves and synthesizers. Relax to the "stereo theater", tendencies of this recording and let it take you to another planet.

 The Silver Surface Demos

From the depths of broken hard drives and unlabeled CDRs, The Silver Surface was an album that was sitting on the shelf for a couple of years. It was recorded over a few weekends in the winter of 2006. The topics of robot domination and human reprogramming are covered with the help of synthesizers and guitars. Those familiar with Slushco's 06' release Clouds, will certainly find The Silver Surface a treat with the help of the experimental opening track "Sad Songs and Lonely Places", to the critics toe tapping favorite, "Astronaut"

 Clouds

Atlanta quartet Slushco's sophomore EP, is 7 tracks of soft and dancy melodic rock that is sure to be embraced by indie rock geeks and drunk teenage emo chicks alike who love The Postal Service or Grandaddy. Lead singer/guitarist Brian Slusher is the group's key songwriter and composer. His sweet voice never raises to a yell, but the songs on this EP rise from space-y intros and chill beats to rockin' choruses, many wordless, using 'oohs,' 'ughs,' and 'bahs' to create universal sing-alongs. Despite soft and tender vocals, Slushco manages to stay far from the category of boring or sleepy that many mellow rock bands delve into.

 Slushco

Slushco's 5th release Brian Slusher has decided to try something new for this one. It's available on a website called www.slushco.bandcamp.com. For the first time, Slushco is available on a "pay what you want" basis. Brian has received a very warm response. "I honestly have never felt better about any other release". - Brian Slusher

From sparse surroundings to modern technology, Slushco is capable of highly saturated melodies with spiralling analog synthesizers and danceable rock grooves.