Melbourne-based artist Sunset Salore has made a remarkable entrance into the alt-pop world with the release of her debut EP ‘Love Kills The Monsters’. This highly-anticipated collection captures the complexities of personal growth, resilience, and self-reflection, wrapped in an eclectic blend of funky basslines, smooth grooves, and an unmistakable alternative pop vibe.
As an artist unafraid to confront her personal struggles, Sunset Salore uses this EP as a vehicle for catharsis and healing. She explains that the journey to creating ‘Love Kills The Monsters’ was deeply intertwined with the challenges of the past few years, including her battle with long-COVID and other health issues. Yet, rather than being defeated, she found strength in embracing optimism, perseverance, and self-acceptance. The EP’s title embodies this outlook- the idea that love has the power to conquer inner demons, or as she beautifully phrases it, “Love can kill the monsters.”
‘Love Kills The Monsters’ offers a captivating narrative experience, each track revealing another layer of Salore’s introspective songwriting. Her sultry and infectious grooves stand out across the EP, creating a unique soundscape that feels both deeply personal and widely relatable. Tracks like ‘Call It’ and ‘Mystery and Magic’ have already hinted at her artistic potential, gaining notable airplay and critical attention, but the full EP delivers an even richer exploration of her alt-pop sensibilities.
With ‘Love Kills The Monsters’, Sunset Salore has introduced herself as a fresh and compelling artist to watch, offering a blend of soulful reflections and infectious melodies. This debut EP stands as both a declaration of personal triumph and an exciting preview of what’s to come from this promising new talent.
