Indie rock firestarters Sleeping Together are scorching speakers with “Pour Me Another”, out since April 25th. Produced by Andrea Cozzaglio (Inhaler, Wet Leg) at London’s Narcissus Studio, the track is a whiskey-slicked ride through the chaos of after-hours romance—and it’s got enough energy to kickstart a pit in your soul.
Alexander Lloyd-Jones, snarls and croons like he’s teetering between “one more drink” bravado and last-call desperation. His guitar work with Michael Corry is tight – Corry’s lead guitar cuts through like a knife while Lloyd-Jones keeps the rhythm chugging along. Anchoring the chaos, Amber Hughes hammers her drums like she’s exorcising last night’s regrets, while Daniel Turton’s basslines rumble like the heartbeat of your favourite dive bar.
“Pour Me Another” isn’t simply music—it’s a sticky-floored, smoke-hazed vignette. The track captures that electric feeling when the night’s spinning out of control, when bad decisions start looking real good. Lloyd-Jones’ lyrics are soaked in booze and regret, delivered with a wink and a smirk that says he’s been there, done that, and can’t wait to do it all again. This track’s got the energy to get a whole crowd moving.
Cozzaglio’s production sharpens the band’s edge without sanding off their grit. The result? A track that’s polished enough for radio but still smells like a leather jacket left in a dive bar booth. Clout nailed it: Sleeping Together’s sound is “blessed with an infectious sense of charm and guile,” but don’t mistake that warmth for softness—this track’s got teeth.
Following their debut EP I Won’t Tell If You Don’t, “Pour Me Another” proves Sleeping Together aren’t riding the indie rock wave—they’re taking the wheel and steering it into grittier waters. Louder Than War was spot on – it’s like The Strokes got an angry adrenaline boost.
Save it, stream it, then blast “Pour Me Another” loud enough to piss off the neighbors. Sleeping Together aren’t here to sing you sweet dreams and tuck you in—they’re here to soundtrack your next bad decision.