Barely Autumn Brussels, Belgium
Barely Autumn writes unpretentious indie rock songs about everyday life. Their music pays tribute to prosaic – and therefore
profoundly human – experiences such as heartache, love, anxiety or just plain having beers with friends.
After having released their self-titled debut (2017) and second album ‘Day Trip to the Petting Zoo’ (2020), Barely Autumn started working on new material again.
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