Australian Slowly Slowly are back with “Sacrosaint,” their first new music since 2025’s ARIA-chart-topping album Forgiving Spree. Driven by raw passion and Ben Stewart’s most explosive vocal performance yet, the track signals a new era for the Melbourne outfit—turning Stewart’s lens outward toward global turbulence and existential dread.
The cinematic, apocalyptic music video (inspired by Deftones and Red Hot Chili Peppers) is out now alongside news that the band will join Limp Bizkit, The All-American Rejects, and Simple Plan at this December's Good Things Festival. Ten years and five albums into an impressive career, Slowly Slowly continue to prove why they're one of Australia’s most compelling rock exports.
The video is amazingly made and the song is quality from every point of view. I love the chorus, reminding me of Biffy Clyro. “Sacrosaint,” is a very cool song, with a very peculiar drumming and fantastic vocal lines. Give it a go by clicking on the YouTube player above and follow Slowly Slowly if you like what you hear.
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