Bleeding Rainbow was an American indie rock band hailing from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, known for their effervescent blend of shoegaze textures, noise pop, and punk energy. Formed originally as a duo under the name Reading Rainbow by Sarah Everton and Rob Garcia, the band expanded its lineup and sonic scope, finally settling on the name Bleeding Rainbow to better reflect their louder and more dynamic sound. Everton and Garcia shared vocal duties while pushing the envelope with gritty guitar work and propulsive rhythms.

Their journey through the indie music scene was marked by a series of well-received releases, showcasing a band unafraid to evolve and experiment. Albums like "Yeah Right" released in 2013, and "Interrupt" in 2014, saw Bleeding Rainbow refining their fusion of melodic warmth with layers of distorted bliss, earning them accolades within the underground music circuits. Despite their flirtation with darker themes and heavier sonic textures in tracks like "Oblivion" and "Waking Dream," the band's music maintained a sense of hopeful introspection, as evidenced by the infectious energy of songs like "Pink Ruff" and "Drift Away". With "Prism Eyes," they demonstrated their knack for crafting gauzy, otherworldly hooks, further solidifying their status as a compelling force in the indie rock landscape of the early 2010s.