Boris stream new album ‘Dear’ in full

By James Davenport

Japanese power trio Boris are streaming their new album ‘Dear’ in full via NPR First Listen ahead of its release on 14th July.

“We don’t feel comfortable calling Dear a return to our slow and heavy style,” the band says. “We’ve been heavy since day one.” And it’s true. From the droning thunder of their Absolutego debut and through the cinematic crescendo of albums like Flood, the bombastic licks of the Heavy Rocks records, the punk rage of Vein, the bottom-dwelling psychedelia of Akuma no Uta and Pink, and the grimy thump of Attention Please and New AlbumBoris have always attempted to search out new ways to level listeners with their sound. On the 25th year of their existence, the trio delivers Dear, an album they describe as “heavenly—far beyond heavy.”

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