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Showing posts with label Sleeping In Traffic. Show all posts
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Saturday, March 11, 2017

Sleeping in Traffic "Feminism"


Country: Canada
Genre(s): Progressive Metal/Rock

Format: digital
Release date: March 11, 2017
Tracklist
1. Just An Echo (5:14)
2. Forming Alliances (6:54)
3. Reactivist (5:05)
4. Injustice System (4:45)
5. Not Your Fault (7:11)
6. Destroy To Rebuild! (5:48)
7. Teach The Young (4:00)
8. Complacency, Our Foe (7:26)
9. Listen Up! (6:20)

Total time 52:43

Line-up
Cory Bosse - Vocals, Saxophone, Keys, Synth
Greg Turner - Guitar
Ryan Berehulke - Bass
Andrew Bateman - Drums
   With
Lara Tang - Vocal Harmonies, Gang Vocals
Josh Agar - Trumpets
Sarah Masters - Tenor sax
Devon Noir - Gang Vocals
Graham Charles - Gang Vocals
Justin Sturek - Gang Vocals
Rory Turner - Gang Vocals
Beth Olivier - Gang Vocals
Daniel Outhet - Gang Vocals
Sarah J Culkin - Gang Vocals
Clay Swanson - Gang Vocals

Description/Reviews
Despite their name, Sleeping in Traffic sound nothing like Beardfish. Rather this Edmonton, Alberta band sound more like their fellow countrymen Protest the Hero, albeit with a sax in the mix of things. Their overall style is the same careening prog metal that PtH are good at.
Read the full review by Rob Pociluk at progressivemusicplanet.com

Also read the review at ftdmusic.com

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Saturday, November 29, 2014

Sleeping In Traffic "Sleeping In Traffic"


Country: Canada
Genre(s)Progressive Metal
FormatCD, digital
Release dateNovember 29, 2014
Tracklist
  1. Theta 01:19
  2. Hypnagog 06:01
  3. Wordless Scream Of Art 06:00
  4. Somnambul 07:29
  5. The Mind Illusioned 05:19
  6. Fermi's Paradox 07:25
Line-up
Andrew Bateman - Drums
Ryan Berehulke - Bass
Cory Bosse - Vocals, Synth
Greg Turner - Guitar

Description/Reviews
Amazing debut album by this new Canadian band that has crafted one hell of a serious work of prog metal. Great melodies, tons of space for dramatic moments and some excellent, intelligent compositions that rival many bands that have been at it for much longer. Mostly clean vocals but even the occasional death vocals are just the right touch. (progmetalzone.com)

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