Lucy Dacus and Slow Pulp

Slow Pulp, an indie rock band from Madison, Wisconsin, formed in 2015 and based in Chicago. Their sound blends dreamy vocals with shoegaze, grunge, and lo-fi aesthetics, creating an ethereal and nostalgic energy. Key albums include Moveys (2020) and Yard (2023). They are recognized for songs such as "Steel Birds," "Cramps," and "Better Man," and have supported acts like Death Cab for Cutie.

Lucy Dacus is an American indie rock and folk singer-songwriter from Richmond, Virginia, known for her intimate storytelling and warm baritone voice. Her acclaimed albums include *Historian* and *Home Video*. Dacus is also a member of the Grammy-winning supergroup Boygenius, alongside Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers. She is recognized for popular songs like "Night Shift" and was named one of Rolling Stone's greatest guitarists.