Playing shimmering pop-infused indie rock informed by vintage synth pop and contemporary electronica, Painted Palms is the creation of Louisiana-raised cousins Reese Donohue and Christopher Prudhomme. In 2013, Painted Palms struck a deal with Polyvinyl Records, and the label released a single, "Carousel" b/w "Click," and a six-song EP, Nothing Lasts Long. The year 2014 saw release of the duo's first full-length album, Forever. For 2015's Horizons, Painted Palms decided to shake up their formula, and instead of working separately in their bedroom studios, they worked together in a traditional recording facility joined by engineer Eric Broucek, who previously worked with LCD Soundsystem. ~ Mark Deming