WHATEVER, FOREVER Release Cathartic New EP ‘Slowly Dying With You’

Sydney punk rock trio Whatever, Forever share an enlightened perspective with the release of their brand new EP ‘Slowly Dying With You’, streaming everywhere today.

A vision long growing in the shadows packed a new direction much closer to the heart for Whatever, Forever as songwriters. Tracked, mixed and mastered by Clayton Segelov at The Brain Recording Studios, ‘Slowly Dying With You’ was a necessary chapter for the band in order to make it through 2020.

“In times as dark as that the best thing we’ve learnt to do is write music thats honest, vulnerable and accepting of the life as it is. In all its melancholic beauty,” says the band.

Leading with singles I Need You More Than You Know and Ghost Of Me, ‘Slowly Dying With You’ promised early on to deliver on thoughtful themes and brooding sonic spaces.

“an emotive jam carried by a sharp contrast between fuzzy, atmospheric rhythm guitars and deep, crunchy leads, co-frontman Nick Adams’ heady vocals soaring over the bold and battered soundscape.”
NME Aus “Ghost Of Me”

“Stadium-atmospheric intensity“
Beat Mag on “Ghost Of Me”

“Whatever, Forever sound mighty on this one and it boils without ever spilling over the pot which is such a good quality.”
Declan Byrne, triple j Home and Hosed on “I Need You More Than You Know”

“You’ll be thinking about this EP long after its final notes have been played.”
GBHBL (8/10)

“‘Slowly Dying With You’ may be an EP about fading away, but Whatever, Forever have proven that they are doing just the opposite of that.“
Rawing In The Pit Media

Whatever, Forever are guitarists and vocalists Nick Adams and Chas Levi, who are two of five members of the metal band Justice For The Damned, and travel tight with full time photographer and bassist, Jack Rudder. What started just after high school as an outlet for inspiration of early melodic hardcore legends such as Modern Baseball and Have Heart, quickly became an organic entity with a yield of chorus, fuzz-filled walls of guitar, groove behind the drums and words that are desperate to be sung, to say the least.

‘Slowly Dying With You‘ is available and streaming everywhere. Listen HERE.