Sleeping Pulse
Sleeping Pulse released their debut album 'Parasite' in 2008, followed by 'Ethereal Shadows' in 2010 and 'Nightfall' in 2013. Their earlier EP 'Psyche' came...
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Sleeping Pulse released their debut album 'Parasite' in 2008, followed by 'Ethereal Shadows' in 2010 and 'Nightfall' in 2013. Their earlier EP 'Psyche' came out in 2006. Songs like 'Parasite,' 'Under the Same Sky,' and 'Blackfire' show the band working with dark, atmospheric rock textures.
Their music often dealt with heavy themes, including mental health struggles and addiction, which sometimes led to criticism and limited radio play. The title track 'Parasite' specifically addressed addiction, while other songs like 'Noose' and 'Painted Rust' continued in that introspective vein.
They were part of New York's underground scene, with Aetheria Rose on vocals, Zane Obsidian on guitar, Nox Shadowbane on bass, and Raven Eclipse on drums. Their sound had a haunting quality that connected with listeners who appreciated that kind of moody, alternative rock.
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