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Album: Endseekers
Released: Aug 19, 2011
Label: Solid State Records (SST)

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  • jay pratt

    Where is Atlanta GA on your tour list? oh i see you just forgot to put it on there.

    2 years ago
  • Nate Porter

    you guys are fuckin sick!

    2 years ago
  • Carissa Deaton

    Pleaaaaaaaase please come to Sacramento or San Franciscooo

    2 years ago
  • Bewbs, Omg

    how come you's are hitting up every state but QLD?

    2 years ago
  • Nazarite Vow

    hey dudes! i hope u cats are ready for some koala wrestling x

    2 years ago
  • Robert Allen

    thanks for the add

    2 years ago
  • Corey Marshall

    new england asap! please!

    2 years ago
  • Brothers (New Song/Vide…

    Austin on the Horizon?

    2 years ago
  • Martha Torbett

    thanks for the add

    2 years ago
  • Thomas Rae

    SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO devastated you aren't coming upto queensland for your australian tour... hoping i can get down to sydney for one of the shows though, love your music

    2 years ago
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General Info

  • Genre: Metal / Rock

    Location Fort Worth, Texas, US

    Profile Views: 4791534

    Last Login: 1/12/2012

    Member Since 4/24/2006

    Record Label Solid State Records

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    An empowering call-to-arms descends upon the weak-minded, the undecided, the superficially concerned with the arrival of Son Of The Morning, the new album from OH, SLEEPER. On the followup to their When I Am God debut, these Texan lads obliterate any notions of the "sophomore slump" with an alarming urgency sure to excite anyone with even a cursory interest in bands like Underoath, Slipknot or Dillinger Escape Plan. Oh, Sleeper has crafted a concept album detailing the final battle between the devil (with Micah Kinard screaming in character on the title track) and God (with Kinard answering on "The Finisher," which closes the record) from start to finish. Produced by Andreas Magnusson (Black Dahlia Murder), Oh, Sleeper's Son Of The Morning is poised to turn 2009 upside down. Kinard and guitarist / vocalist Shane Blay (ex-Between The Buried And Me) offer a brilliant and somehow uncontrived vocal point / counterpoint with the ten catchiest heavy anthems of recent memory, delivering on the promise hinted at by the first album's breakout video / single, "Vices Like Vipers." There is not a moment of filler on Son Of The Morning, with Kinard screaming his heart out while Blay and guitarist James Erwin add just enough shred and complexity to their blazingly memorable riffs. New drummer Matt Davis is full of dynamics and power without ever sounding needlessly busy, laying down a foundation sure to elevate him to the upper ranks of heavy music drummers. Bass player Lucas Starr, who started out in Tooth & Nail rockers Terminal alongside Erwin, injects the proceedings with power and groove which anchors everything heard on Son Of The Morning. Kinard weaves a literary and intellectual yet relatable tale of good, evil and humankind's spiritual struggle. If "The New Breed" and "Commissioned By Kings" (with its "Bring out the dead! Bring out the dead!" chorus) don't get your fists pumping, nothing will. "A Banquet For Traitors," "In All Honesty" -- Epic moments, driving moments, pummeling and punishing moments -- all are to be found in abundance throughout the record. A few tasteful doses of electronics can be found on the record which combined with Blay's soaring vocal melodies lend balance to the otherwise ultra-heavy assault. The broken pentagram adorning the cover of Son Of The Morning represents evil vanquished, both inside and out. Oh, Sleeper has brought their music to stages across the world touring with bands like Underoath, Finch, Bring Me The Horizon, Every Time I Die and more, sharing their musical and spiritual point of view.

  • Members

    Micah Kinard, Shane Blay, James Erwin, Lucas Starr

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