Late-Night Chaos in a Bottle

Sleeping Together’s latest single, Pour Me Another, hits like the moment you realize the night is slipping away — too fast, too messy, and somehow exactly what you needed. Clocking in at just over three minutes, it’s a tightly wound spiral of indie rock and pop grit that unravels with all the charm and recklessness of a tipsy 2 a.m. confession.

The track opens with a pulse — something between a heartbeat and a hangover — before plunging into a slick, melodic groove that feels like walking into a dimly lit bar already mid-drama. There’s swagger here, sure, but it’s hiding bruises. Lead vocals swagger and stumble with purpose, sharp and sly like Alex Turner if he’d stayed out one drink too long. And lyrically? Think cigarette ash falling on a velvet couch — smudgy, romantic, a little dangerous.

Producer Andrea Cozzaglio (Inhaler, Wet Leg) helps dial in a sound that feels familiar but fresh, like you’ve heard this story before but never from this narrator. The band’s chemistry is undeniable — every guitar lick, drum kick, and vocal turn lands with intent, like a well-timed wink in the dark.

Pour Me Another doesn’t just sound like a late-night mistake you’ll remember fondly — it feels like one. And honestly? You’ll want to replay it the next morning, hangover and all.