I’ll begin by saying how the band’s vocalist is extremely cool and shows both substance and style. It’s rare nowadays to find a vocalist that has a great timbre and uses it with a fantastic technique like this.

The track shows amazing melodic guitar work and powerful drums which serve the catchiness and replayability of the experience. When you hear the verses, these guys reminded me of the earlier more rock-ish days of Arctic Monkeys.

Then by the time we reach the chorus, more modern elements start showing themselves. The chorus made me want to sing along but also pumped with energy with how it managed to stay melodic yet funky- think of modern-era Fall Out Boy. 

The bassline and drum line which are pompous kept the song anthemic until we reach the very soft and dreamy bridge section, which is then followed by a badass guitar solo that extends into the final chorus. 

The arrangement leaves no dull moments, no fillers, and most importantly, no repetitiveness. This track is a perfect example of how to blend retro/bluesy sound with 2000s writing ideology to make one modern-sounding spectacle, and they ROCK at doing it.

Money & Nicotine has a very tight sound. Solid, grounded, focused, yet catchy. The guitar riff goes perfectly along with the drumbeats, syncopated and cycling around each other. The bassline also is melodic, and the tone is healthy. With nothing, in particular, to stand out on the arrangement side, the band makes exquisite use of dynamics. With quieter sections complimenting the more readily rocking ones. The lyrics also carry a nice message, and the singing is compelling enough to grab your attention.

Money & Nicotine is a perfectly catchy tune that gives very few things to moan about. Strong performances, attractive singing, thought-out words, it’s got it all. The guys from Sleeping Together seem to get how to make a catchy single, they already had one before, and it seems they have done it again.     

“Summer Girl” brought to us by the Manchester quartet, has catchy INDIE POP and rock-pop beats and cute lyrics. The music of Sleeping Together often reflects on themes such as girls, heartbreak, and toxic relationships.

In this song we enter into an acoustic whirlpool created by a melodic blend of drum beats, powerful guitars, and rich vocals. Despite the intensity of the rock and the great guitar, and intertwined with the rapid rhythm of bouncy pop, the result is very comfortable and attractive.

A flavor of summer brought to us by the quartet frontman Alexander, drummer Jason, bassist Ryan, and lead guitarist Mike, inspired by a short sweet romance with some sad touches. It is a story not far from their thoughts, in which a married couple agrees to separate, and each of them recalls some fleeting memories of love, which ended up with nothing in the summer.

Recorded in collaboration with producer Tayte Nickols and engineer Matt Colton (U2, Arctic Monkeys), “Summer Girl” is the first single from the upcoming Sleeping Together debut album.

A sense of ‘Summer Girl’ hilarity and an unknown charm perhaps sourced from pop music gives us a unique impression of Sleeping Together on the current UK indie music scene, making us curious to see where this quartet takes us with their voice.