Sunday (1994)
Gauzy, nostalgic dream-rock that is exactly what the name promises: Mazzy Star haze for a new decade.
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About Sunday (1994)
Sunday (1994) is a dream-rock band from Los Angeles, CA, formed in 2020.
Sunday (1994) is built around Paige Turner, from Los Angeles, and Lee Newell, from Slough, England, who met in 2014 and spent years writing songs for other artists and for advertising before turning the material toward themselves. Jason Puma, from Lima, Peru, plays drums; Turner had previously been in Xylø, Newell in Viva Brother and Lovelife.
The pair began writing for themselves once the COVID-19 pandemic started, posting early results on TikTok, where uploads picked up a few thousand views apiece. That response carried the project past a side hobby, with Turner and Newell already a decade into both a creative partnership and a relationship by the time the band took shape.
The music leans on reverb-heavy guitars, soft vocals set low in the mix and slow, unhurried tempos, closer to the atmosphere of early-1990s alternative records than their volume.
A self-titled debut EP followed in 2024, reissued in a deluxe edition, then the single "Doomsday" arrived in February 2025 ahead of a second EP, Devotion, released that May. A deluxe edition of Devotion followed in 2026, adding three further tracks.
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Questions about Sunday (1994)
Where is Sunday (1994) from?
Sunday (1994) is from Los Angeles, CA.
Who is in Sunday (1994)?
Sunday (1994) is Lee Newell, Paige Turner and Puma (drums).
When did Sunday (1994) form?
Sunday (1994) formed in Los Angeles in 2020.
What kind of music does Sunday (1994) play?
Sunday (1994) plays dream-rock.
What festivals has Sunday (1994) played before?
Sunday (1994) has played Austin City Limits 2026, Lollapalooza 2026.