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SPB featured stream: Sliimo

Posted by Loren on September 4, 2026

SPB featured stream: Sliimo
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Sliimo returns to earth with a brand new record, a self-titled (2026) effort that expands on the band’s sludge/stoner space metal. Described as “a sci-fi space metal band from the moon of Nar Shaddaa, but way of Providence, RI,” the mission is “to show that goofy freaks have a place on earth and beyond.”

Their previous release was entirely in Huttese, but this time they’ve chosen Galactic Basic (English) on this 5-track album about space fights, radiation storms, and more.

Listen below and pick it up on Sept. 11 from Tor Johnson Records, with a free record release show the following day for those near Rhode Island.

 

It is available on 10” vinyl and features artwork from Gunsho.

Live:

FREE record release show September 12th:

Buttonwoods Brewery PVD RI with She Rides & Razed

SPB featured stream: Sliimo
Sliimo - Slimmo

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