Slow Television, a Philadelphia-based dream pop trio, was interviewed ahead of the inaugural Telepathic Windows Festival, scheduled for June 20, 2026, in Washington DC. The all-ages event celebrates shoegaze and dream pop acts from the DC region and beyond, taking place at DC Brau in Northeast DC with limited presale tickets at $22 and day-of pricing at $32. Slow Television creates nostalgic, meditative pop music featuring home movie visuals during performances, drawing inspiration from The Smiths and Alvvays while exploring themes of pre-digital nostalgia. Band members highlighted standout tracks including “Biology,” “Stage Fright,” and “Yearbook,” cited influential artists like Blonde Redhead and Sea Lemon, and expressed aspirations for collaboration with Beach House. The group is currently developing new material and anticipate delivering an intimate, introspective set designed to resonate with audiences seeking connection and musical decompression at the festival.
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