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Rest, Repose
Rest, Repose formed in Seattle in the early 2000s with Anya Nightingale on vocals, Ethan Reed on guitar, Max Winters on bass, and Finn Lawson on drums. They...
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Rest, Repose formed in Seattle in the early 2000s with Anya Nightingale on vocals, Ethan Reed on guitar, Max Winters on bass, and Finn Lawson on drums. They released their debut album 'Somnambulant' in 2004, which included the song 'Sleep City' that became their breakout single.
Their sound was built around Nightingale's vocals and Reed's atmospheric guitar work, creating the kind of mood you hear on tracks like 'Retrospect' and 'Vader'. They went on to release three more albums: 'Nocturnal' in 2007, 'Elysian' in 2010, and 'Astral' in 2013.
After 'Sleep City' gained popularity, the band faced some legal challenges and accusations of plagiarism. They managed to work through those issues and continued making music for several more years.
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