CATHEDRAL BELLS + HAUNT ME

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Cathedral Bells is one of the most prominent and promising contemporary dream-pop, shoegaze, and indie acts to emerge in the past decade. Founded in late 2018 by Matt Messore in Orlando, Florida, the project began as a bedroom pop experiment, with much of its early catalog conceived in Messore’s home studio. Since then, Cathedral Bells has evolved into a full-fledged 4-piece band, embarking on numerous successful U.S. tours.

The band’s popularity surged with their viral hit "Dayflower," which has amassed 15.8 million streams on Spotify and continues to grow. In July 2024, Cathedral Bells released their latest EP, Another Lifetime, with a new LP currently in development.

“Step into the world of Cathedral Bells. It’s a place at once familiar yet new; bright yet dusky; fast-paced yet calming. The captivating fusion of wistful dream-pop and airy shoegaze that Messore puts together here sees to all that, with its kaleidoscopic swirl of propulsive rhythms, shimmering, hazy guitars, warm swathes of synths, and vaporous singing.” - Line Of Best Fit

Haunt Me is a post-punk band from Austin, Texas, founded by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Darius Davila. Influenced by acts like Joy Division and The Cure, their music blends melancholic melodies with introspective lyrics reminiscent of Nick Cave, creating emotionally resonant soundscapes. Their songs explore themes of longing, despair, and the complexities of love, often wrapped in haunting guitar lines and ethereal synth layers. Tracks like "Please Stay" and "Watch You Bleed" have resonated widely, each garnering over a million plays on Spotify—a testament to their growing fanbase and impact.

Since their debut EP, Vampires at Your Door (2021), the band has released a series of compelling works, culminating in their latest EP, Come Now, Sleep (2024). This release builds on their sonic evolution, blending brooding dirges with moments of uplifting melancholy. The EP delves into existential yearning and emotional vulnerability, solidifying their place as a standout in the post-punk scene.