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Sly Caps
Sly Caps is a band known for their song "7;06," which appeared on their self-titled debut album in 1999. They also released albums called "Lost in Time" in...
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Sly Caps is a band known for their song "7;06," which appeared on their self-titled debut album in 1999. They also released albums called "Lost in Time" in 2003 and "The Black Door" in 2009. Other songs in their catalog include "Andando dormindo," "Don And Sue," and "Sleep Walking."
There are persistent rumors that the band members are from New Orleans and that they perform anonymously with masks and altered voices. Their music tends toward atmospheric arrangements with lyrics that listeners often find cryptic or open to interpretation.
"7;06" remains their most recognized track, drawing attention for its mood and mysterious qualities. The band has maintained a low public profile over time, which has contributed to the lingering curiosity about their work and identity.
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