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Sleeptalker
Sleeptalker formed in Los Angeles in 2003 with Tim Armstrong on vocals and guitar, Keith Larsen on bass, and Ted Bruning on drums. They put out their...
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Sleeptalker formed in Los Angeles in 2003 with Tim Armstrong on vocals and guitar, Keith Larsen on bass, and Ted Bruning on drums. They put out their self-titled debut album in 2006, which included the song "South for the Winter." That track became a sleeper hit, built around a haunting melody and introspective lyrics.
Armstrong struggled with substance abuse and depression during the band's run, and Sleeptalker had conflicts with their record label over their introverted approach. Larsen and Bruning stayed with the group through lineup changes. They released albums like "You Are the Ocean" in 2008, "The Great Themes" in 2010, and "And Time Goes On" in 2013.
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