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The Dream Eaters are a Brooklyn-born dream-pop/indie pop duo celebrated for their lush harmonies, ethereal textures, and cinematic production. Formed in 2015 by Elizabeth LeBaron and Jake Zavracky—originally performing as Jake and Elizabeth—the duo quickly established a distinct sound that blends intimate lyricism with expansive sonic landscapes. Over the years, they have released a string of acclaimed records that capture the sensation of chasing dreams through sound, from their early work to their most recent releases.

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Based in New York, The Dream Eaters actively cultivate a presence across social platforms and streaming services, inviting fans into their atmospheric world through intimate live performances and publicly shared studio experiments. Whether you’re a long-time follower or a first-time listener, you’ll find their music resonates with fans of dream-pop, shoegaze, and indie pop alike.

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Biography
The Dream Eaters formed in 2015 in Brooklyn, NY, when Elizabeth LeBaron and Jake Zavracky began performing as a duo under the name that would soon become their signature. Their music embraces dream-pop aesthetics with shoegaze textures, creating lush harmonies and cinematic soundscapes that blend intimate storytelling with expansive production. Their collaborative energy and willingness to push sonic boundaries have earned them a dedicated following and critical attention over the years.

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Discography Highlights
Albums and EPs in release order, with the most recent first: Year End Report (2025), We Are the Dream Eaters (2024), Disposable Music: Songs from the Dream Eating Freakshow (2022), Pagan Love (2018), We Are a Curse (2017), Too Much Sugar (2016). Notable recent releases include Deathbed Visions (EP, 2024/2025 era) and the single Dead Friends (2025) among others.

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Recent Singles and Tour Activity
In 2025, The Dream Eaters released several singles, including Dead Friends (2025), Bury Me Under Aisle 3 (2025), Program Me, I'm a Machine (2025), and Oh Tanya! (2024). Their FALL 2025 Tour was teased with set-list references in Apple Music materials, though venue and date details may be announced closer to tour dates. Fans can expect performances that capture their signature dream-like energy and immersive live textures.

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Where to Follow
Social activity for The Dream Eaters is active on Tumblr and Bandcamp, with additional mentions across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. For the latest updates, check their official pages and press mentions, and we’ll help you secure your seats when tour details are announced.

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Quick Facts About The Dream Eaters

  • Formation and lineup: The Dream Eaters were formed in 2015 in Brooklyn, NY, by Elizabeth LeBaron and Jake Zavracky (originally performing as Jake and Elizabeth before adopting the band name).
  • Genre and style: The duo are described as dream-pop/indie pop with shoegaze influences, noted for lush harmonies, ethereal textures, and a blend of intimate lyricism with cinematic production.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): Year End Report (2025), We Are the Dream Eaters (2024), Disposable Music: Songs from the Dream Eating Freakshow (2022), Pagan Love (2018), We Are a Curse (2017), Too Much Sugar (2016).
  • Most recent singles (as of 2025): Dead Friends (2025), Bury Me Under Aisle 3 (2025), Program Me, I'm a Machine (2025), Oh Tanya! (2024) and Rot in Hell (2023).
  • 2025 tour activity: Apple Music references The Dream Eaters’ FALL 2025 Tour Set List, but no public venue/date details are readily published.
  • Social media and online presence: Active on Tumblr and Bandcamp, with social mentions including Instagram/TikTok/YouTube and references to socials in press.

The records

The Dream Eaters Discography

  • Year End Report
    2025 · Self-released
  • We Are the Dream Eaters
    2024 · Self-released
  • Disposable Music: Songs from the Dream Eating Freakshow
    2022 · Self-released
  • Pagan Love
    2018 · Self-released
  • We Are a Curse
    2017 · Self-released
  • Too Much Sugar
    2016 · Self-released

The hits

Top The Dream Eaters Songs

  • Dead Friends
    2025 · N/A
  • Bury Me Under Aisle 3
    2025 · N/A
  • Program Me, I'm a Machine
    2025 · N/A
  • Oh Tanya!
    2024 · N/A
  • I Am Bleeding Internally
    2024 · N/A
  • Rot in Hell
    2023 · N/A

Biography
The Dream Eaters formed in 2015 in Brooklyn, NY, when Elizabeth LeBaron and Jake Zavracky began performing as a duo under the name that would soon become their signature. Their music embraces dream-pop aesthetics with shoegaze textures, creating lush harmonies and cinematic soundscapes that blend intimate storytelling with expansive production. Their collaborative energy and willingness to push sonic boundaries have earned them a dedicated following and critical attention over the years.

Discography Highlights
Albums and EPs in release order, with the most recent first: Year End Report (2025), We Are the Dream Eaters (2024), Disposable Music: Songs from the Dream Eating Freakshow (2022), Pagan Love (2018), We Are a Curse (2017), Too Much Sugar (2016). Notable recent releases include Deathbed Visions (EP, 2024/2025 era) and the single Dead Friends (2025) among others.

Recent Singles and Tour Activity
In 2025, The Dream Eaters released several singles, including Dead Friends (2025), Bury Me Under Aisle 3 (2025), Program Me, I'm a Machine (2025), and Oh Tanya! (2024). Their FALL 2025 Tour was teased with set-list references in Apple Music materials, though venue and date details may be announced closer to tour dates. Fans can expect performances that capture their signature dream-like energy and immersive live textures.

Where to Follow
Social activity for The Dream Eaters is active on Tumblr and Bandcamp, with additional mentions across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. For the latest updates, check their official pages and press mentions, and we’ll help you secure your seats when tour details are announced.

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