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Sleepercurve are a band with depth. If you’re after the musical equivalent of a one- night stand, then you’d better look elsewhere.

Named after the term used by US science writer Steven Johnson to describe the idea of popular culture being beneficial to an individual’s cognitive development, this new south London-based trio have single handedly invented the genre of ‘dystopian space rock’ - taking influences that range from contemporary bands like Interpol, Elbow and Biffy Clyro to clas... (+) expand

www.myspace.com/sleepercurve
www.bebo.com/SleepercurveUK
www.facebook.com/pages/Sleepercurve/8067004669

Sleepercurve are a band with depth. If you’re after the musical equivalent of a one- night stand, then you’d better look elsewhere.

Named after the term used by US science writer Steven Johnson to describe the idea of popular culture being beneficial to an individual’s cognitive development, this new south London-based trio have single handedly invented the genre of ‘dystopian space rock’ - taking influences that range from contemporary bands like Interpol, Elbow and Biffy Clyro to classic pop and alt-rock such as Depeche Mode, Soundgarden and the Smashing Pumpkins, the end result is dark, expansive and often abrasive – yet also accessible, with groove-laden songs like ‘Suffer in Silence’ and ‘Vultures’, geared as much towards moving your feet as engaging your brain.

A quick listen to their demo which was recorded over a weekend escape to Wigan, shows they’re musical perfectionists. But, more importantly, they can recreate that sound live as they’ve already proven at venues across the country including King Tuts in Glasgow, The Doghouse in Dundee and The Barfly, Dublin Castle and Metro in London, whilst racking up supports with the likes of Captain, The Rumble Strips and The Blizzards.

Like the soundtrack to a beautiful disaster; Blade Runner, 1984, Brave New World, Sleepercurve is the next epic you can’t not be part of and if it sounds as good as this, bring it on. We’re heading for the future with Sleepercurve as our guide, and it’s going to be wonderful..

"urgent Matt Bellamy-esque vocals showered in heavily distorted axework and frantic piano riffs. It's an extraordinary downpour!" - Rocksound, May 2008

"Tip: 'Vultures' is the biggest hit I've ever heard. You should take a listen. If I was smarter I would manage this london trio. Doh!" - Matt Priest, Rhythm Magazine, January 2008"

"We were quite taken with Sleepercurve's track ..Darwin's Heroes', a proper chorus and some ingenious backing vocals. It's probably the song the Manics have spent their whole career try to write." - Bull & Gate

"Music like this is always like leaving a room full of smoke and stepping out into a cool winter's night breathing deep feeling the precious oxygen revitalize your body...this is exquisite." - Garage Band

"So far away from contemporary and the 'crackles' let you know you are about to listen to something rare....BUT WAIT all is not what it seems because lift off happens POW! Rapid drums, hot piano and a whole panoply of instruments put on almost as much drama as the amazing vocalist exploring his vocal versitality in this commanding performance. It is a rare song, a Rock Opera of high impact" - Independent Artist Company (-) collapse