"'Range' is a big album, an ambitious one of intricate, cosmic layers, shifting textures, and plenty of exploration. Speaking Suns can present as throwback folk-rockers, Midwest art-rockers channeling the past couple decades of indie rock in Chicago, or experimental jammers. And they take risks." ~Prefix "With a unique take on the American pop landscape of sounds & sensations, the long awaited follow-up to Speaking Suns' 2014 debut 'Vanishing Country' showcases a band seasoned from expansive tours of the Midwest where they offer up a unique guitar twang that exhales alongside brass inflected expressions that mix modes of the modern with a curious creative current that is all their own." ~Impose "Nominally described as “indie pop,” the group—guitarists Jacob Diebold and Jay Teilhet, drummer David Byrne, bassist Dylan Sage, and trumpeter Jonathan Jacky—readily shifts between sunshiny radiance (joyful opening track “Spell,” with its massed vocal harmonies and peppy horns), moodier meditations (“Out of Range” has a distinctively woozy, almost Wilco-type vibe), and excursions into darkness (there’s an angular complexity at play in a track like “These Are the Days” which wouldn’t have been out of place on a classic Flying Nun band’s record in the ‘80s)." ~Blurt

We are a 5 piece band based out of Indianapolis. We play an eclectic variety of covers and have written our own music. We play mainly rock, metal, and funk

Meghan was nominated for Best Vocalist in Nuvo's Best of Indy 2018. "A masterfully skilled vocalist, Meghan Cristeen Martin croons her poetry with elegiac beauty. Accompanied by soothing ukulele, her deeply personal songs about the joys and sorrows of life and love are both accessible and complex. You come for her amazing voice and stay for her soul-healing storytelling. While Meghan is both a consummate vocalist and songwriter, it's her sincere vulnerability that enchants her listeners and leaves them in awe and longing for more." - Cole Woodruff "Honestly probably my favorite female voice in Indianapolis. Such an incredible voice and unique talent."  - Chris Banta of Brother O' Brother

It’s so funky and it’s low volume We make funk/alt/indie rock music.