Author: Charles Johnson

Sleep Movies is the creative moniker of Pittsburgh-based artist, Skyler Brimmeier.

“Chemistry” is the first single off of Sleep Movies debut album, Sleep Movies Drinks The Potion. It’s a hazy lo-fi experimental track bursting with keyboards and eery vocals.

It’s a bedroom-pop classic. 

[listen and dig]

“time is a knife”

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[and]

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Low Pagoda is an alternative indie band out of Connecticut.

Here is a groovy jam off their fourth album.

It’s psychedelic trip down the road of nostalgia. A post-psychedelia treasure.

[listen and dig]

“hang loose”

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[and]

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Ken Franklin got into music after discovering recording equipment in a small closet beneath the stairs of his parents house. Inside was a reel-to-reel tape machine, an echo box, and two guitars Franklin used to experiment with.

After moving to LA, Franklin started the indie alt-pop outfit, Dutch Party,

Here is their track “Now and Later” off their latest EP, Combat Pop.

It’s a cinematic masterpiece inspired by Franklin’s love for the 1961 film, The Hustler.

[listen and dig]

“it was a hot night in june”

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[and]

Give them a listen on Spotify.

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Pink Milk is a gloomy dark wave band out of Sweden obsessed with the occult music of the eighties.

Here’s their psychedelic take on Foreigners classic love ballad, “I Want To Know What Love Is”.

Reverb-drenched vocals, hypnotic drums, and a solid bass line take this jam over the top.

[listen and dig]

“i want you to show me”

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Here is the highly anticipated third single from New Orleans based indie pop quartet The Fruit Machines, “Miles and Miles”.

The hybrid electric emotion sums up this jam.

Its eight tracks are solidified by catatonic beats and natural melodies. Acoustic meets electric.

Now, meet The Fruit Machines.

[listen and dig]

“you’re miles and miles away”

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