Sløtface’s new single Final Gørl embraces being a “lazy loser”

Ahead of some touring plans for the next few months, Sløtface have just unveiled a brand-new single.

Entitled Final Gørl, the track hears Haley Shea taking inspiration from the ‘final girl’ trope in horror and slasher films, but with a twist…

“In these movies the final girl is pure and virginal and better than all the other more overtly sexual women in the movie, which is why she survives,” Haley explains. “I wanted to flip the script on that, so the ‘I’ character in Final Girl is saying no to all those rules about who she has to be.

“In the song I’m singing a lot of lines to the killer in a horror movie, very aware of what genre I’m in, and saying, ‘No thanks, I don’t really want to be a part of these expectations.’ To me it symbolises that women are often expected to try so hard to be liked and be everything to everyone, and in this song I’m embracing that we as women can also be lazy losers.”

Check it out:

Catch Sløtface live at the following upcoming dates:

March

21 Paris Supersonic
22 Dordrecht Bibelot Power Stage
23 Bruxelles Ways Around Festival
25 Berlin Badehaus

June

8 Oslo MiniØya
15 Stavanger Mablis
21 Trondheim Café Skuret

July

12 Cheltenham 2000trees Festival

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