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Sylvan Esso Suggests You Splurge on Good Yogurt

In an age of pixelated beats and virtual worlds, Sylvan Esso urges us to savor the simple pleasures.

Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn, the musical duo known as Sylvan Esso, have taken a bold turn with their latest album, Ow ∞. The record, a nostalgic and organic sound that harkens back to the early 2000s, sees the band stepping away from their signature glitchy pop for a more traditional rock sound. Tracks like “Hot Slob” and “Concrete Glen” recall the likes of Soul Coughing and Blur, offering a fresh twist on their established style.


To celebrate the release of Ow ∞, the band took part in a curious questionnaire, sharing their thoughts on technology, creativity and the simple pleasures of life. According to Nick, a laptop remains his most indispensable tool, while Amelia wishes her phone could replicate food. Their favorite gadgets and games reveal a deep love for retro technology and adventure, with Nick’s fond memories of EarthBound and Amelia’s adoration for The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword shining through.


When it comes to tech trends, Sylvan Esso wishes the encouragement of apathy would go away, and they both dream of creating something as unique as an AM/FM radio that can be controlled remotely. Their advice for staying focused is to simply go outside and sit, a reminder that sometimes the simplest solutions are the best. For them, splurging on good-quality yogurt is an essential, a transcendent treat that’s often underrated.


When asked about the tagline for their biopic, the duo playfully chose the title of their latest album, Ow ∞. With this album, Sylvan Esso invites us to appreciate the small things in life and perhaps, to savor a good yogurt every now and then.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/entertainment/994340/sylvan-esso-ow-infinity-interview-music
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