Sleepers' Guilt
Sleepers' Guilt formed in London around 2015, with Ethan Carter on vocals and guitar, Jake Riley on bass, and Alex Smith on drums. Their debut album 'Echoes...
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Sleepers' Guilt formed in London around 2015, with Ethan Carter on vocals and guitar, Jake Riley on bass, and Alex Smith on drums. Their debut album 'Echoes of a Broken Heart' came out in 2016, and the single 'Dancing All Alone' from that record got some attention for its moody, introspective feel.
After a period where the band took a brief break following Riley's 2018 arrest, they returned with a second album called 'Shadows of the Past' in 2019. That record had songs like 'Leviathan' and 'One Last Shiver' that leaned into a darker, more experimental sound than their earlier work.
Their catalog includes tracks such as 'Price To Pay,' 'Raven's Fight,' and 'Slave,' which tend to circle themes of regret and isolation without much polish. The music pulls from alternative rock and indie folk, but it's mostly just Ethan Carter's voice over sparse arrangements that give it a particular weight.
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