Slow Pulp Release New Single "Doubt"

Slow Pulp have released another single from their forthcoming sophomore LP Yard, out September 29th via ANTI-. “Doubt” is a hooky meditation on—you guessed it—self-doubt and its paralytic aftershocks. “In my process to fight against self-deprecation, I found this strange new pattern popping up where I fished for critiques from others,” frontwoman Emily Massey notes. “I wanted people close to me to validate the things I hated about myself.”

The energetic, swirling indie-pop track is anchored by Massey’s dreamy harmonies and a distorted guitar riff, as well as an infectious chorus centerpiece. “Take me in and size me up, I know you’re not always a judge,” she sings. “Am I not enough, or too much?” The band describes Yard as an exercise in internal comfort, and “Doubt” traces the outlines of that journey’s impetus.

Watch the visualizer for “Doubt” here.

Slow Pulp Release New Single “Doubt”