Sleep Parade
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Melbourne, Australia (2004 – present)
Sleep Parade are a band from Melbourne, Victoria that formed in 2004.
With the release of ‘Things Can Always Change’ Sleep Parade have evolved into a heavyweight contender on the Australian prog-rock scene. A Flawless, world-class album”.
Nick Snelling Beat
Melbourne three-piece Sleep Parade’s debut album Things Can Always Change was released in April 2008 through Shock Records.
The bands plans include spending the rest of this year and through till the end of summer touring the album and playing to crowds Australia wide. Having so far spent this winter on the road nation-wide with bands such as Porcupine Tree (UK), Cog, Bushido, Mere Theory & Hinge.
Things Can Always Change has impressed fans and critics alike with its sonic beauty as well and complex arrangements,
10/10 Review - 0zProg.com
8/10 Review - Blunt Magazine
Album Of The Week - Beat Magazine
Sleep Parade cite Pink Floyd, Nine Inch Nails, Jeff Buckley, Radiohead, Oceansize, The Mars Volta and Opeth as influences.
Tracks like the first radio single ‘Carry On’ and the forthcoming 2nd single ‘Passengers’ showcase Sleep Parade’s ability to write an intelligent high-energy rock song, where as tracks such as ‘Everyday’ and the epic conclusion to the album, ‘Weeping Walls’ display the band’s desire to work outside the 3 minute boundary.
With the release of ‘Things Can Always Change’ Sleep Parade have evolved into a heavyweight contender on the Australian prog-rock scene. A Flawless, world-class album”.
Nick Snelling Beat
Melbourne three-piece Sleep Parade’s debut album Things Can Always Change was released in April 2008 through Shock Records.
The bands plans include spending the rest of this year and through till the end of summer touring the album and playing to crowds Australia wide. Having so far spent this winter on the road nation-wide with bands such as Porcupine Tree (UK), Cog, Bushido, Mere Theory & Hinge.
Things Can Always Change has impressed fans and critics alike with its sonic beauty as well and complex arrangements,
10/10 Review - 0zProg.com
8/10 Review - Blunt Magazine
Album Of The Week - Beat Magazine
Sleep Parade cite Pink Floyd, Nine Inch Nails, Jeff Buckley, Radiohead, Oceansize, The Mars Volta and Opeth as influences.
Tracks like the first radio single ‘Carry On’ and the forthcoming 2nd single ‘Passengers’ showcase Sleep Parade’s ability to write an intelligent high-energy rock song, where as tracks such as ‘Everyday’ and the epic conclusion to the album, ‘Weeping Walls’ display the band’s desire to work outside the 3 minute boundary.
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Muziakk wrote:
be nice to get something neww
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arcsibo wrote:
The new EP is awsome, congratulation :)
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GavPark wrote:
just bought TCAC, great stuff, especially love 'Everyday'
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GavPark wrote:
can't change it, it's an official image =/
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slave_guard wrote:
Man, it's about time for a new profile pic...
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Vardenaar wrote:
I dig the "new" EP.
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lemmylemmylemmy wrote:
chhyeahhh finally!
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colourofsleep wrote:
Yay for new songs, even though they're not really new anymore lol.
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plasmazombie wrote:
Couple more new songs up on myspace. Not bad.
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poetic-killer wrote:
Spreading the word about Sleep Parade - http://solstice.co.il/blog/2010-10-18/i-know-band-and-you-dont-1
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Ninty wrote:
I bought TCAC this year at the Cog gig, pretty awesome!
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lemmylemmylemmy wrote:
headstorm is pretty good, hope this new album comes out soon, waiting for ages!
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bombers33 wrote:
Can't get enough of Headstorm.
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butterflyvic wrote:
Weeping walls is a wonderful song!
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HotGirl_Au wrote:
Yeah I enjoyed the set, but no denying they were much better on the previous PT tour.
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dimensionalpha wrote:
sound was retarded, hurted my earsies
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PorcupineTrees wrote:
i disagree, i thought they were shit. not to mention most of the time they werent playing thier instruments and had a million backing tracks going.
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plasmazombie wrote:
New songs sound pretty good.
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HotGirl_Au wrote:
These guys were pretty good at PT gig
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colourofsleep wrote:
The new songs at the PT show sounded amazing, can't wait for another album.
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Feb
16
I Am Giant
The Esplanade Hotel, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Australia
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Feb
25
Engine Three Seven
HiFi Bar and Ballroom, Melbourne, Australia
3 going
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caramello12, leticiatiemg, SickDeathCity and 1 other person added Sleep Parade to their libraries. Monday evening
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Ninty added Sleep Parade to the lineup of I Am Giant at The Esplanade Hotel. 10 days ago
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flopsyy, vsr09, mrozek90 and 1 other person added Sleep Parade to their libraries. last month
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Dugsnack added Sleep Parade to the lineup of Engine Three Seven at HiFi Bar and Ballroom. last month
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batemannnn and Jezphillips added Sleep Parade to their libraries. November 2011
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MyDaysOfGrace tagged Sleep Parade with alternative rock and progressive rock. November 2011
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Cleverestchild, Kamahal, PipeXmetal and 1 other person added Sleep Parade to their libraries. November 2011
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lesangre tagged Sleep Parade with alternative rock and progressive rock. October 2011
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DecyferDown, UnsinnBlue and brettdmatthews added Sleep Parade to their libraries. October 2011
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tobeza tagged Sleep Parade with alternative rock and progressive rock. September 2011
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