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Bedroom Talk
Bedroom Talk formed in 2015 as a dream-pop trio with Lea Hutton on vocals, Paul Holmes on guitar, and Sam Borrowdale on drums and bass. They released early...
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Bedroom Talk formed in 2015 as a dream-pop trio with Lea Hutton on vocals, Paul Holmes on guitar, and Sam Borrowdale on drums and bass. They released early EPs like 'Ephemeral' in 2015 and 'Night Visions' in 2016, followed by the single 'Blooms' in 2017.
In 2019, the band faced plagiarism allegations regarding 'Blooms,' with critics noting similarities to another artist's work. They initially denied the claims but later acknowledged inspiration and revised the track.
Their 2023 album 'Reverie' reflects a darker, more introspective direction. The music often explores themes of dreams and loss through atmospheric arrangements and Hutton's vocals.
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