Sleepy Kitty is an indie rock duo that emerged as a vibrant addition to the American music scene with their blend of art-rock, noise-pop, and vivid lyrical storytelling. The group, based in St. Louis, Missouri, consists of Paige Brubeck (vocals, guitar, and piano) and Evan Sult (drums and vocals), who previously drummed for the Seattle-based alternative rock band Harvey Danger. Sleepy Kitty began as a graphic design studio before their mutual love for music led them to start a band. They combined their artistic talents with their musical pursuits, often intertwining the two to create a multi-sensory experience for their audience.

Their sound is characterized by Brubeck's dreamy vocals and dynamic instrumental experimentation, underpinned by Sult's lively and intricate drum patterns. Sleepy Kitty's discography reflects a progression of their artistry, with the release of "Infinity City" in 2011 capturing hearts with its innovative layering of sounds and narrative depth. The follow-up album "Projection Room" in 2014 showcased a more polished sound, cementing their place in the indie scene. With recent tracks like "Blessing/Curse" and "Do It Without Me," they continued to hone their distinctive blend of melodic hooks and thought-provoking lyrics, solidifying their relevance and appeal in modern alternative music. Sleepy Kitty's multifaceted approach to creativity ensures that they are not just heard but seen and remembered, with visual art and music that has left a lasting impression on their growing fan base.