Nighty Night craft shimmering, psych-tinged folk tales of life in the backwoods small towns of Southern Illinois. Wandering an odd line that falls somewhere between Surf-punk, Psych-pop, and Krautrock, their music is both dreamily sharp and charmingly sloppy. This summer they will depart on their third tour of the US, and will release an EP in preparation for the release of their debut LP later this fall. They have released a 7" on Bloomington Indiana's Let's Pretend Records, and shared the stage with bands such as Lost In The Trees, Ty Segall, Tweak Bird, and Jeff The Brotherhood, among many others.

When they take a break from chopping wood and raising chickens, this tight-knit quintet continue to make their own recordings, release their own home-made merch, and travel the countryside in search of new friends and dusty basements.

Belle One-sheet:

As swells of reverb threatened to overcome a sparking pulse and strangely optimistic melody, Nighty Night stumbled upon the fist-pumps within swaying folk lullabies. Mere seedlings of Carbondale, Illinois, they proudly represent a wealth of townie holding tanks in the shrinking west as they release their debut 7”, belle, on Let’s Pretend Records. With this offering, these small-town ramblers will unleash a set of toe-taps that exist somewhere between the AM and FM of whiskey hits—once again proving that big beards and best friends are all you need to brave the cold, haunted countryside.

Releases: Belle 7" (2009) Let's Pretend Records LPR-032