Nashville trio, Nite Nite, give us something a little different from the rest. They are a new wave goth group who have an itch for bringing a pop sensibility to the dark side of pop. Headed by the classically-trained Sarah-Brooks Levine and songwriting maestro Davis Chatfield, their love for The Cure and Siouxsie Sioux along with inspiration from Warhol’s Factory sound, helped shape their sound. You’ll hear complex pop melodies, synth-driven hooks and powerful ethereal vocals for a sound that meanders off the Goth course.
Think Blondie meets Joy Division.
Check out “Black Noise” below which is a track that comes from Nite Nite’s debut, How To Touch The Moon.
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