Tag: SCD

This is the official music video for the new version of “Loneliness Settles In” by Slow Coming Day. This song will appear on the upcoming “Quarantine Sessions” due out on Indie Vision Music a little bit later this month. You can pre-order digitally at the SCD bandcamp page here.… Continued →

Slow Coming Day are making the return with a special release titled “Quarantine Sessions”. The release will feature 6-7 songs including acoustic versions of some classics and a new song or two. Orion is currently working on the songs now then it’ll go to mixing, mastering, and then ready for release.… Continued →

Check out this very special video of Orion Walsh performing select Slow Coming Day songs acoustically from his living room. Video premiered a couple days ago and you can watch it below. Catch Orion Walsh with a facebook live performance tomorrow at 3pm CST by clicking here. It’s going to be a great performance with some songs as well as classics.… Continued →

We present Slow Coming Day “All Things New”, the latest song off the new album “1000 Years (Like a Day)” available now from Indie Vision Music. Buy the album on CD right here or digital (bandcamp) here. Available through all digital networks and streaming sites. Video below. … Continued →

Check out this fun little music video for the recent Slow Coming Day song “What Happened?!”. The band’s latest Indie Vision Music release “1000 Years (Like a Day)” is out now through all digital networks and on CD right here. … Continued →

Dave from The Antidote Radio sat down with Orion Walsh of Slow Coming Day to talk about new and upcoming projects. Check it out here streaming live tomorrow at 9pm EDT via Trent Radio in Peterborough, ON. Live stream: The recording of the broadcast will repeat on I Am Radio the following day, Thurs March 14 at 8pm EDT.… Continued →

I’m beyond thrilled to announce the release of the new Slow Coming Day album “1000 Years (Like a Day)” which is available worldwide via all Digital Networks and streaming sites. Please consider purchasing a copy and if you stream on Spotify, add it to your playlists. Help us spread the word about this amazing new album.… Continued →

We present another brand new song from Slow Coming Day titled “Shoes, Ships, and Sealing Wax” and can be viewed via YouTube below. Please spread the word. The new Slow Coming Day album “1000 Years (Like a Day)” is out worldwide on Valentine’s Day! Don’t know what to get your special loved one this holiday?… Continued →

Check out the first song from Slow Coming Day in over a decade right below this message. The song is titled “First Sight” and it sure to please fans all over the world. The perfect song for lovers and non-lovers alike this Valentine’s Day season. The new album “1000 Years (Like a Day)” is out February 14th through Indie Vision Music.… Continued →

The new song from Slow Coming Day titled “First Sight” is making it’s grand premiere over on New Noise Magazine right now. Head over here and click to listen. I hope you enjoy. “1000 Years (Like a Day)” is out on February 14th. … Continued →

Turn off the TV, close your internet browsers, and put on the headphones, it’s time for a trip back in time. The critically underrated indie-emo-rock or whatever you would like to call them band, have decided to come out of retirement and write new songs. These 9 new songs will be arranged in an album titled “1000 Years (Like A Day)” which will be released via Indie Vision Music in February.… Continued →

That indie/emo band known as “Slow Coming Day” have reunited and will release a new 5 song ep in 2019. The band recently released a new song which you can check out on digital networks and a another song “All Things New” that was on “Family & Friends Sampler 3” which I put out a few months ago.… Continued →

Slow Coming Day recently reunited at Joshua Fest last weekend. You can catch their performance of the classic song “Pages Yet To Be Written”, below. Their new song “All Things New” appears on the IVM compilation “Family & Friends Sampler 3” which is available through our webstore right here. … Continued →