Sleep Party People - Heap of Ashes Artist_American Football

Sleep Party People - Heap of Ashes Artist_American FootballSleep Party Peoples Brian Batz dives into the darker edges of orchestral pop on new album Heap of Ashes. Influenced by primarily Bulgarian choral music, old school metal, and 21st century experimental composition, the music of Sleep Party People exposes every facet, every moment, and every wound, finding beauty even when the last glow of hope looks like its ready to fade into the ashes. Heap of Ashes includes contributions from Halvcirkle, GNOM, and

and a revisited cover

Say Laura might as well be a jazz record—certainly as much as his previously acclaimed albums Slowly Paradise and Skullsplitter tread that genre-adjacent territory—though it also features moments and melodies that come as close to pop flirtation as Chenaux is likely to get

Entremundos is like a cosmic musical playground where Ethio-jazz

I must mention Patricia Crawford the Black Fairy

And exclusive remix by BROCK BEATS

stripped down numbers like the title track and the mostly-improvised "Traneing In" are all testament to the enduring brilliance of Coltrane

”Incipiency Suite”

and simply "cool music" that could not be categorized within existing genres such as jazz rock

their fusion quickly gained the respect of the NY musical scene

Going back to a '4-track' style approach

the same consideration was also applied to two of the Asha and The Surfers’ songs that we have included in this collection

expressed through instrumentals completely unique to Totland and captured masterfully by Nils Frahm at Durton Studios