- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English
- Genre:Alternative, Pop-Rock
- Official site:https://www.the-slp.com
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THE S.L.P Lyrics
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- Dalal & Deen
- Tsvetelina
- Miss & Mrs. Cops (OST)
- National Treasure Legendary Journey (OST)
- CEF Tanzy
- A Cruel Romance | Zhestokiy romans (OST)
- Michael & the Messengers
- A River Runs Through It (OST)
- yuhakpa
- Erich Mühsam
- Fadil Toskić
- Eddy Kim
- Margarita Korneeva
- 3.5th Period (OST)
- Ela Rose
- Love the Way You Are (OST)
- Nelma Félix
- Ming City Strategy (OST)
- System Dance
- Bella Akhmadulina
- Matio
- Landrick
- Leonid Teleshev
- Swedish House Wives
- The Ambassadors
- Marry Me (OST)
- The Centimeter of Love (OST)
- Zoran Georgiev
- Bo Donaldson and The Heywoods
- Airas Nunes
- Arando Marquez
- Toigo
- KING SOUTH G
- Unstoppable Youth (OST)
- Bill Grant and Delia Bell
- ZUZINAH
- The Undateables (OST)
- Spiller
- DucxNiiko
- The Thunder (OST)
- Andrew Gold
- Russian Gypsy Folk
- Flavour It's Yours (OST)
- Tchobolito
- Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils (OST)
- Rudy Mancuso
- Beibu Gulf People (OST)
- Meryem Halili
- Gio Keem
- Sparkle Love (OST)
- Because of Love (OST)
- Natalia (Spain)
- Jan Johansen
- The Moon Brightens for You (OST)
- Zhao Yuchen
- Puto Português
- Arttu Lindeman
- Summer Guys (OST)
- Lovely Horribly (OST)
- To Fly with You (OST)
- Hiroko Hayashi
- Arknights (OST)
- Mathieu Bouthier
- Emilia Markova
- Shuggie Otis
- Count Five
- The Empress of China (OST)
- In Love with Your Dimples (OST)
- The Seven Deadly Sins (Musical Story) [English Cast]
- Yovi
- Wudang Sword (OST)
- Doplamingo
- Morena
- Schikaneder (Das Musical)
- Wildways
- I've Fallen for You (OST)
- Forget You, Remember Love (OST)
- inverness
- Time Teaches Me to Love (OST)
- Arnaldo Brandão
- My Father & Daddy (OST)
- Rodolfo Zapata
- Asa-Chang & Junray
- Illapu
- Beautiful Time With You (OST)
- knike the boi
- Kari Rueslåtten
- Sakamoto Maaya
- Alex Zurdo
- Ni Chang (OST)
- Estto
- The Sleepless Princess (OST)
- Mars
- Artiola Toska
- Heart of Loyalty (OST)
- Shadows House (OST)
- Jeremy Que$t
- My Unfamiliar Family (OST)
- SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]
- Shoffy
- İkilem lyrics
- Nükleer lyrics
- The night lyrics
- Decorate The Tree lyrics
- Gecelerce lyrics
- Sımsıkı lyrics
- Olmaz oğlan lyrics
- Yare'ach Kachol | ירח כחול lyrics
- Lembe Lembe lyrics
- Çirkin Adam lyrics
- 눈사탕 [nunsatang] lyrics
- Okki Tokki Unga lyrics
- Dün Tattın [English translation]
- Kolay Mı Sevmek lyrics
- Kalpsizsin lyrics
- İki Kelime lyrics
- Η αποτυχία της Αριστεράς [I apotikhía tis Aristerás] lyrics
- Mum [English translation]
- نوروز [Nowrooz] lyrics
- Çok güzelsin [Arabic translation]
- Ein ganz normaler Tag lyrics
- Brush Your Pet's Hair lyrics
- Saklambaç lyrics
- Сыновья [Synov'ya] lyrics
- The King Is Dead lyrics
- Mum [German translation]
- Another Cuppa lyrics
- Kalpsizsin [English translation]
- Sır lyrics
- Kaç Yıl Geçti lyrics
- Cocky Want A Cracker lyrics
- Get Lit lyrics
- Piccolissima serenata lyrics
- Dün Tattın lyrics
- Olta lyrics
- Bij jou alleen lyrics
- Kalpsizsin [English translation]
- Olmaz oğlan [English translation]
- مینه کول خو [Meena Kawal Kho] lyrics
- Canıma Değsin [English translation]
- Mum lyrics
- Hanimiş lyrics
- Move Like An Emu lyrics
- Kygo - Love Me Now
- Nave Maria lyrics
- Kaç Yıl Geçti [Greek translation]
- Canıma Değsin [Russian translation]
- Fındık Kadar lyrics
- Gallo rojo, gallo negro lyrics
- 이런 바보! [ileon babo!] lyrics
- Mark Bernes - Тополя [Topolya]
- Colours lyrics
- Benimle Oynar Mısın ? lyrics
- Печали свет [Pechali svet] lyrics
- In A Sentimental Mood lyrics
- Boombox lyrics
- Spontis zeugen Banker lyrics
- Her Şeye Rağmen lyrics
- Canıma Değsin [English translation]
- Çok güzelsin lyrics
- Gitme lyrics
- İyisin lyrics
- Çok güzelsin [German translation]
- Ya Zama Nadan Malanga lyrics
- Por Que Razão lyrics
- Gimme Your Reply lyrics
- Seizoenen van liefde lyrics
- Problem With Love lyrics
- Here We Go Dorothy lyrics
- Fire Engines lyrics
- Polka Dots and Moonbeams lyrics
- گفتمش بیا عاشقم هنوز [Goftamash biya ashegham hanooz] lyrics
- A Sailor Went To Sea/Hornpipe lyrics
- Dua lyrics
- Simon Says lyrics
- Shorty Don't Wait lyrics
- Line for Lyons lyrics
- Shenandoah lyrics
- Hep Bana lyrics
- Nedenini Sorma lyrics
- Я в весеннем лесу [Ya v vesennem lesu] lyrics
- Kaç Yıl Geçti [English translation]
- Kalokairi lyrics
- Guaglione lyrics
- Tarja Halonen rap lyrics
- Onu Alma Beni Al lyrics
- Kafana Takma lyrics
- Dinlemem lyrics
- Özgür Değilim lyrics
- Sakın Gelme lyrics
- Why Don't You Kiss Her? lyrics
- Saklambaç [English translation]
- Tarde em Itapuã lyrics
- Living Proof lyrics
- Kalpsizsin [German translation]
- Çok güzelsin [English translation]
- Amore perduto lyrics
- Serenata lyrics
- Nükleer [English translation]
- שלי לעולמים [Sheli L"Olamim] lyrics
- The young punks of Joyce Manor’s Cody struggle to grow up
- Lady Gaga gets back on the right track with Joanne
- Blood Orange struggles to find a sense of belonging on Freetown Sound
- Springtime Carnivore is angsty and adrift in Midnight Room
- PUP turns tragedy into triumph on its excellent second album
- Metallica’s latest is quality thrash that gets a little tiring
- Carla Dal Forno enchants and evades on her solo debut
- Noname makes black girl magic on Telefone
- Butch Walker’s classic-rock-leaning Stay Gold is nostalgic about roads not taken
- M.I.A. misses the mark on AIM
- Wilco goes quiet
- Mannequin Pussy loves furiously and fantastically on Romantic
- Eluvium’s stark and evocative False Readings On finds beauty and anxiety in dissonance
- On Goodness, The Hotelier gets lost in the wilderness and comes out the other side
- American Football’s second LP in 17 years is mostly worth the wait
- Ariana Grande finds her pop star footing on Dangerous Woman
- Michael Kiwanuka bests himself on his second album
- Life goes on with A Tribe Called Quest
- MSTRKRFT’s Operator embraces a looser, DIY punk approach
- On its 4th post-reunion offering, Dinosaur Jr. digs deep to unearth its best self
- Bat For Lashes tries to keep the flame alive on The Bride
- New lineup cleans up Heliotropes’ act, with forgettable results
- Russian Circles transcends the fray with Guidance
- Both of Frank Ocean’s new albums are more singular than you think
- The Weakerthans’ John K. Samson navigates nature and technology on Winter Wheat
- Pixies sound confident on Head Carrier, but the music lacks personality
- Down In Heaven offers yet another expansion of Twin Peaks’ sound
- Diarrhea Planet stays visceral while growing more versatile on Turn To Gold
- Jimmy Eat World doubles down on the familiar with Integrity Blues, and it works
- Trashcan Sinatras return, reinvigorated and ready to tackle death
- The Avalanches are back with the breezy, hallucinatory Wildflower
- Conor Oberst is stuck inside of Omaha with some serious snowbound blues
- Lydia Loveless’ Real is an adventurous, brutally honest sucker punch
- Mark Kozelek shows his tender side by singing other artists’ songs
- On Lambchop’s latest, there’s no country for old men
- Ringworm delivers a stiff dose of piss and vinegar on the new Snake Church
- Black-metal rockers Kvelertak aim for the radio and jugular on Nattesferd
- Sumac shakes the Earth with What One Becomes
- Meghan Trainor tries on a glossy new pop persona, with uneven results
- The exuberant Return To Love is LVL UP’s most accomplished album yet
- After 6 years away, Holy Fuck returns more sinister but no less curious
- You Blew It! lets itself wander on the experimental Abendrot
- Leonard Cohen examines his life and details his laments on You Want It Darker
- Mumford & Sons take auxiliary role in Afropop adventure
- The Kills’ Ash & Ice is uneven electro-shocked blues
- Fear Of Men returns with a clear mind and cloudy heart
- Air’s vast 20-year retrospective will put your head in the clouds
- On Fishing Blues, Atmosphere has crafted its most (cautiously) optimistic album yet
- Bruno Mars takes homage-pop to the next level on the escapist 24K Magic
- On Hypercaffium Spazzinate, the Descendents sound as vital as ever
- Sadie Dupuis hits familiar, fresh notes with solo debut Slugger
- Broncho ups the drama on slight downer of a third album
- Against Me!’s latest is less protest, more romance
- Puro Instinct’s sweltering pop already begins to stagnate
- Beth Orton makes a clean break from folktronica, with mixed results
- Deerhoof revels in its spastic genius on The Magic
- Adulthood is such sweet sorrow on Mitski’s powerful Puberty 2
- And The Anonymous Nobody… is De La Soul’s long-awaited but inspired return
- Honeyblood’s ambitious, unsettled Babes Never Die is a riotous success
- Of Montreal’s latest is a deft balancing act
- Tegan And Sara are hampered by the curse of being very good
- Beach Slang accepts aging but still preaches to the punk kids
- Big Business is back to basics on Command Your Weather
- Jack White haphazardly collects a career’s worth of acoustic recordings
- With The Glowing Man, Michael Gira caps off Swans’ golden age of exploration
- On Pretty Years, Cymbals Eat Guitars are more energized than ever
- Mourn’s fast follow-up explores alternatives to clamor
- Garbage gets loose on the superlative Strange Little Birds
- On Jessica Rabbit, Sleigh Bells pushes it to—and then past—the limit
- Stage Four is a monumental record of melodic hardcore for Touché Amoré
- Neurosis extends its legacy with Fires Within Fires
- DJ Shadow succeeds by again following his restless muse
- An older, wiser, but no-less biting NOFX emerges on First Ditch Effort
- Dance punk drives The Julie Ruin’s personal sophomore album
- The Wedding Present goes 3,000 miles, covers familiar ground on new LP
- Wye Oak’s Tween is an enthralling glimpse into roads not taken
- Martha Wainwright hops genres on the dynamic, dauntless Goodnight City
- Good Charlotte grows old with grace on Youth Authority
- Clams Casino’s debut album is his most mixed bag of a mixtape
- Red Hot Chili Peppers add new flavors to the old recipe on The Getaway
- The Men return to their noisy roots with the tense Devil Music
- Slow Club’s new album is sleepy, disjointed, and lovely
- Modern Baseball grasps at the intangible on powerful, introspective Holy Ghost
- The Pop Group’s Honeymoon On Mars lacks danger, menace, and focus
- Green Day are punks afraid of dying on the uncertain Revolution Radio
- AJJ widens its appeal on the bigger, weirder The Bible 2
- Everything about Blink-182’s new record is limp, including the dick jokes
- Chance The Rapper takes us all to church on Coloring Book
- Hot Hot Heat ends respectable post-punk run with respectable LP
- Bon Iver processes success with symbolism on 22, A Million
- The Melvins have a wild amount of fun on Basses Loaded
- Plenty pissed off, Nails pleads its case via scorched guitar riffs and rabid blast-beats
- On Teens Of Denial, Car Seat Headrest dares you to buckle in—and you should
- Angel Olsen reinvents herself again with the mesmerizing My Woman
- Dylan wows again with a second standards album
- Billy Talent gets political on the surprisingly mature Afraid Of Heights
- On The King Of Whys, Owen’s the best it’s ever been
- On This Is Gap Dream, Gabe Fulvimar learns uncertainty is part of adulthood
- Jamie Lidell completes his transition to organic soul
- Wild Beasts commit to sinister way-out electro on Boy King
Excellent Artists recommendation
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