Sleeping Dog
Sleeping Dog formed in London with Luna on vocals, Ethan on guitar, Jake on bass, and Marcus on drums. They played early shows in pubs and clubs while...
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Sleeping Dog formed in London with Luna on vocals, Ethan on guitar, Jake on bass, and Marcus on drums. They played early shows in pubs and clubs while developing their sound. In 2017, their single "11:11" gained attention with its cryptic lyrics and haunting melody, becoming something of an anthem for listeners.
Their debut album "Nocturnal Visions" came out in 2018, followed by "Whispers from the Void." Other songs like "New Blood" and "Tell Me" continued in a similar vein of ethereal vocals and introspective lyrics. The band faced some criticism about their use of spiritual themes, but they kept working.
Sleeping Dog's music has appeared in films and television shows. Their live performances drew audiences, and Luna's distinctive voice remained central to their recordings. The band maintained a presence without much public drama about their internal workings or future plans.
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