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Sorority Noise - Joy Departed [Late Winter Blue Colored Vinyl]
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Slow Joy reminds us of the artistry that lies within everyone, ready to emerge with just a little patience. Singer-songwriter Esteban Flores is well-aware. The creative force behind Slow Joy, Flores saw the alternative rock project emerge as his full-time calling after the loss of a steady day job and while mourning the death of his mother. Now, the Dallas-based Flores is set to release one of 2025's most compelling debut albums. The album-out 5/16 on Mick Music-is cleverly titled, A Joy So Slow At Times I Don't Think It's Coming.
| 1 | Suburban Heaven | |
| 2 | Gruesome | |
| 3 | Drowning | |
| 4 | Wound | |
| 5 | Bent | |
| 6 | Hi Mijo! | |
| 7 | Te Amo | |
| 8 | Here For You | |
| 9 | Until The End | |
| 10 | Crawl III | |
| 11 | Do I Wear You Out | |
| 12 | Bittersweet | |
| 13 | 4u4me4everyone |
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