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We will be appearing on Museboat Live on October 4th
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‘Pretty Things’ wins Song of the Day on The Cauldron
‘Pretty Things’ just won song of the day by listeners’ votes on The Cauldron.
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WL // WH Track Of The Day: “Love Always, Veronika”
“…shimmering guitar textures with subtly dark undertones, and haunting vocalizations, at once delicate and angelic yet imbued with intense expressive feelings, engulfed in a heart-wrenching storytelling.”
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Quiet Coast Reviewed Vampyre Girl (O.Y.D.)
“Campbell’s work provides a strong musical foundation, while Swain’s writing and Rea’s voice give the songs their emotional personality. Together, they have developed a sound that can move between dreamy passages and darker alternative textures without losing its identity.”
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Bored City Interviewed Sleeps Under Beams
“When we’re working on a new song I won’t listen to any other music at all, not even in the car. That gives me a silence to work in and silence is the greatest inspiration to me, because then I can start filling in the landscape.”
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Indie Boulevard Reviewed ‘Vampyre Girl (O.Y.D.)’
“With Vampire Girl (O.Y.D), Sleeps Under Beams take the erotic mythology of moonlight, secrecy and hidden bodies, then expose the cowardice underneath its perfume.”
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Indie Boulevard Reviewed ‘If A Kiss Could Speak’
“Sleeps Under Beams have delivered a track that holds the room. Glossed Souls now has a real reason to be anticipated. Highly recommended.”
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Indie Boulevard Reviewed ‘Scarred’
“Sleps Under Beams have released a single that begs one question: how did three people from dreampop and indie rock manage to record a film? Purple haze still lingers beneath the ceiling, the stage lights glow at half power, someone’s coffee grows cold on a folding chair, the lighting crew has stepped out for a…
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Indie Boulevard Reviewed ‘My Mister Goodbye’
“There’s a special kind of track that comes out of nowhere and makes you rethink everything you thought about an artist. My Mister Goodbye is exactly that. Sleeps Under Beams, a band many associate with dense, gothic soundscapes, unexpectedly delivers a ballad unafraid of tenderness.”
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Indie Boulevard Reviewed ‘Quill & Blood’
“Darkness takes on a special scent of an uncharted mystery… That’s how I would describe Quill & Blood, the third single from Sleeps Under Beams’ upcoming album, Glossed Souls.”
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Indie Boulevard Reviewed ‘Pretty Things’
“…a misty expanse—dark, seductive, and steeped in mystery. The dense instrumental layers crafted by Drew Campbell and Anna Rae’s soft, almost whispering vocals draw the listener into an entrancing whirlpool of textures.
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Music Bloggers Network Reviewed ‘Pretty Things’.
From its very first notes, Pretty Things feels like it’s unraveling in slow motion, its ethereal quality heightened by the hypnotic production choices. Drew meticulously constructed the instrumental landscape, choosing an intentionally limited sonic palette to maintain cohesion.
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Indie Boulevard Reviewed Silver Cup
“While this trio might be new in its configuration, the chemistry is undeniable. It’s as if they’ve been working together for years, and “Silver Cup” is the proof.”
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Single Review of ‘Brought The House Down’
“Give in to the hypnotic influence, where you can feel the tingling of fatigue, yet light, mist, and music form a whirlwind that carries you away. Sleeps Under Beams create music intricately crafted solely to evoke a trembling state, as if you are wandering through thick fog in search of something undefined.”
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A Bold Move: Sleeps Under Beams’ take on the classic “Enola Gay”
“Rethinking iconic things, whether it’s music or movies, is always a bold move.”
