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Worms, Apples, and Absolute Swagger: Oswald Slain Takes Manhattan

Emily Jenson by Emily Jenson
February 22, 2026
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Worms, Apples, and Absolute Swagger: Oswald Slain Takes Manhattan
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Forget the polished, over-produced nonsense flooding your feeds; Bristol’s favorite son of chaos, Oswald Slain, is back to remind us that rock and roll is at its best when it’s a little bit snotty and a lot bit real. Fresh off the heels of his debut full-length BUCKY, Slain is gearing up to drop his latest single, “Hot Boys,” on March 6th, 2026. It’s a track born from the “creative cocoon” of a Bristol home studio, but it carries the heavy, timeless grit of a vintage Americana record that’s been dragged through a muddy UK festival. Channelling the spirits of Neil Young and The Band through a lens of modern disillusionment, lyricist Fitz has mastered the art of the “self-help bop for the unironically delusional,” proving that you can reconcile the trials of aging without losing your edge.

“Hot Boys” is a masterclass in evocative lyrical humor, a sleazy, fuzzy guitar-driven anthem that pokes fun at the “pills, potions, and perfection” we’re all sold while doom-scrolling on the porcelain throne. Fitz describes the track as a “glorified bombardment,” a song that brags like a snotty child in the playground of adulthood while acknowledging the reality of being “just a worm, sat at the kitchen table, eating apples and smoking cigarettes.” It’s upbeat, it’s chaotic, and it’s gloriously cheap—the kind of track that makes you want to dance while simultaneously nodding in agreement at the sheer absurdity of modern existence. In Fitz’s own words, the quick turnaround from a February recording to a March release proves one thing: there are no rules.

  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OswaldSlain
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oswaldslain

The momentum behind Oswald Slain has been building like a pressure cooker since his 2025 EP KISS ME ON THE MOUTH caught the ears of everyone from Sirius XM to Rough Trade. Now, that energy is crossing the Atlantic as the band heads Stateside for New York City’s New Colossus Festival. With three slots lined up across the dive bars and legendary stages of Manhattan’s Lower East Side, NYC is about to get a taste of Slain’s signature “heartbroken one minute, dancing the next” live energy. It’s a bold leap for an artist who thrives on sincerity and sweat, and if the buzz from Asbo Magazine and Ones To Watch is any indication, the Big Apple is about to be painted Bristol red.

  • Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/oswald-slain/1771207268
  • Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0DJ6738WS/oswald-slain
  • Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@OswaldSlain

Ultimately, Oswald Slain represents the beautiful, messy evolution of an artist who isn’t afraid to grow up—as long as he can still cause a bit of trouble along the way. Whether you’re listening to “Hot Boys” on a cracked smartphone or catching the fuzzy guitars live in a cramped New York club, the message remains the same: do whatever you want, because the rules are fake but the music is real. As Slain prepares to conquer the New Colossus, one thing is certain—the “Hot Boys” summer is starting early, and it’s going to be wonderfully unhinged.

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    I love this band!

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