If you’re looking for new songs to soundtrack your moments of solitude, whether it’s late at night and you’re wide awake with your own thoughts, on rainy afternoons when the world feels softer and more distant, or during long solo walks, bus rides or simply sitting in stillness, let me introduce you to Reunion Dinner, the new EP from Sheffield’s 3-piece rock band Since Torino.
Reunion dinner is the group’s second EP, marked by soft, whispered vocals, ambient textures, and relaxing instrumentals that give a certain sense of nostalgia. The sound recalls artists like Carissa’s Wierd and Flatsound with lyrics that are raw and honest. Listening feels less like hearing songs and more like stepping into a space where vulnerability is not only allowed but embraced. Simple recordings become deeply comforting and human, almost like a diary shared through sound. Rather than overwhelming with heavy production or theatrics, Since Torino focuses on intimacy, the weight of the words, the warmth of the vocals, the quiet strength of the instrumentation, all merging into what feels like their signature sound.
Reunion Dinner feels like a warm hug. It doesn’t come across as just another release, but as the work of a companion, a best friend who has been through the same sleepless nights and anxieties, and managed to put them into words you couldn’t. The EP will be out October 24, and it’s one worth saving for your most personal playlists.
Written by Joshua Cotrim
