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The overall sound of
«Sleepwalk» is however way more up-to-date and modern than some of
their previous attempts. The aggressive and slightly down-tuned
guitar sound add a more edgy attitude and you definitely need to be
open minded about the whole old vs. modern rock discussion. It’s
neither something you’ll instantly embrace at first spin.

The overall sound of
«Sleepwalk» is however way more up-to-date and modern than some of
their previous attempts. The aggressive and slightly down-tuned
guitar sound add a more edgy attitude and you definitely need to be
open minded about the whole old vs. modern rock discussion. It’s
neither something you’ll instantly embrace at first spin.

It really hits you over the head during the third or fourth spin
though!!! «Sleepwalk» is a well balanced album with a modern
hardrock sound and without any real downers, but you need to have
patience with the material. Some of the tracks do kind of melt
together and seem to have no real beginning or ending. It’s not
that I’m especially jaded or anything, it’s just that this «Harem
Scarem» sounding genre has strangled itself at times with its
massive supply of copy-cats (you could say that ‘Harem’ are such as
well actually). But I guess the later goes for «any» rock genre of
today really. And this is a well executed mid-paced nu-rock album
with considerable emphasis on melody and harmony vocals. Check out
the massive rock of «Face In The Mirror» or the excellent
semi-ballad «I Never Knew», and you’ll suddenly realize that
«Sleepwalk» is easily as good, if not better, than Harem Scarem and
their «Overload» release. ~ Review by Urban «Wally» Wallstrom