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Bullhead marks the first new Slow Hollows album in 3 years, following the band's dissolution
in 2020, and subsequent revival as principal songwriter Austin Feinstein’s solo project. In
sharp contrast to 2019’s Actors, which interpolated R&B and dance music and was
influenced by collaborations with Frank Ocean (Feinstein sings the chorus on Blonde’s 'Self
Control') and Tyler, the Creator (who crafted the beat for Actors’ 'Heart,' and whose albums
Feinstein appears on), Bullhead finds Feinstein stripping things back to an elemental place.
There are shades of Neil Young and Elliott Smith at the core of these songs, but they’re all
lushly rendered, unafraid to boast rich strings, moody synths, and bighearted guitar riffs.
'Making a cohesive album was the most important thing to me,' says Feinstein. 'Having some
time away from the band made me realize what Slow Hollows stood for. It's hard to realize
what you're getting at when you're doing it. Making a sonic shift towards the sounds of early
Slow Hollows records felt like something I needed to do for myself.'