“After 17 years as a band, Suralin is releasing their first 7-inch. Timely, one might cynically remark, but that’s something the Chemnitz-based band has generally never cared about.
Every Day Slices Me features four new songs, driven by a motorik beat that straddles the line between krautrock-inspired, stringent post-punk, pop, and more. A compact, cohesive release that showcases the band’s rich diversity. The gently driving “The Sentiment’s a Lie,” wrapped in a warm, sweet blanket of melancholy and accompanied by lyrics about interpersonal alienation, contrasts with songs like the demanding “Driving Home,” which finds death on the way home. It is these contrasting emotions and stylistic elements that Suralin weaves together across the four songs, creating a unique tension and intensity.”
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