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Deepsleep are master groove-smiths. If Rise Up doesn't give your nipples a lift, then you probably need to listen while standing closer to an air conditioner. Recently I heard from credible sources, that after listening to Junky, Laura Bush immediately joined the DC chapter of the 420 club. Invisible Planets has a timeless jazzy backbeat mixed with inspired synthetic poetry. Overall, extremely creative new sound. This is a fantastic first album from Seattle's next revolutionary alternative Jazz-mo-hiptronic band.
- Mike
Discography
Maruma - Self Titled
The Deepsleep Narcotics Co. - Presents - So Far Today
The Deepsleep Narcotics Co. - The Late Nite Pharmacy EP
The Deepsleep Narcotics Co. - The Hats & Trousers EP
The Deepsleep Narcotics Co. - New Album
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Bio
I was 11 years old when I started playing music. First drumset at 13. School bands and orchestras, lots of jamming and garage “projects” with friends.
Turned 21, first “real band”. Played lots of shows, toured a little, put out my first album. Began teaching drums and percussion theory at local high schools, went to school and studied percussion, music theory, the usual.
Turned 31, 5th album done, promoting it like crazy, with great success. Looking forward to the next bit.
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