Two Year Vacation Slacker Island

Release date:
March 29, 2019
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Everybody needs vacation! What would you do on a two year vacation? Let my tell you what: Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Because already the great Winnie the Pooh knew doing nothing often leads to the very best of something. Or, in this case, the indie pop sensation of the summer, nay, the year. And frankly, endless summer is already here! The holiday you never dared to dream of, the sabbatical you never had the courage to ask your grumpy boss for, the vacation you will never, ever forget. Pro slackers Two Year Vacation have arrived to bring you your very own getaway, the infectious pop version of a memo to your boss telling him to leave you alone for good. This weekend is forever. Theirs is a shared passion for sun-baked pop anthems, for endless days in the sun and for fancy sundowners by the pool –and their debut “Slacker Island”is a manifesto for chillaxing the f*** out of yourself. “It’s an album about escaping to this perfect, sunny, chilled island that has the form of a pizza”, keyboardist Max Hessman is inaugurating us novices to the art of escapism. Their music sounds like that, too. Juicy Pop, so bright it has to wear sunglasses. Usually, it comes from regions of beaches, babes and BBQs. Where it most certainly does not come from is, for instance, Sweden, whose long winters tend to inspire a more gloomy, doomy, harsh kind of music.Not that Two Year Vacation would care.Indeed coming from Sweden, and loving it, they still sound like a troupe of hippie renegades from California, like a band of surfers from Hawaii or like a stag night ensemble sunbathing on the beaches of Cancun. Two Year Vacation have a mission.A mission to make you smile, to make you happy and maybe to make you drunk. Next time you miss the bus or don‘t get what you wanted, just take a deep breath and listen to Two Years Vacation. The next summer is just a song away –and Slacker Island is open all year round!

Tracklist:
  • 1. Welcome to Slacker Island (Intro)
  • 2. Better Off Alone
  • 3. The Way I Was Before
  • 4. I Forgot Your Name (But I Like You)
  • 5. Can't Take My Eyes Off You
  • 6. Wannabe (High)
  • 7. Renegades of the Groove
  • 8. Far Away From Home
  • 9. Keep Screwing Up
  • 10. 360 Degrees of Sunrise
  • 11. Don't Wanna Go Home