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Sun Of The Sleepless

Sun Of The Sleepless

Sun Of The Sleepless has been played on NTS shows including Radio Fenriz, with Motions first played on 23 September 2017.

Sun Of The Sleepless is a black metal/ambient project of Ulf Theodor Schwadorf (aka Markus Stock) of Empyrium and Noekk fame.

The first release under this name was pretty standard black metal/ambient fare, having Ulf playing all instruments and doing the vocals. With the release of Tausend Kalte Winter, Sun of the Sleepless saw a change toward a more experimental side, with Ulf using an electronic beat instead of normal drumming for the title track. He further explored this style by releasing a full-blown trip-hop song called Neunter November in a compilation album.

In 2004, Sun of the Sleepless released a split album with another Ulf project, Nachtmahr. In it, he included the Tausend kalte Winter EP, Neunter November from the compilation album, and three new tracks, one of them being a cover of Burzum's Dunkelheit.

The project has been on hold while Ulf works on new releases with Nachtmahr and Noekk, and a rumored reunion with Empyrium.

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Sun Of The Sleepless

Sun Of The Sleepless has been played on NTS shows including Radio Fenriz, with Motions first played on 23 September 2017.

Sun Of The Sleepless is a black metal/ambient project of Ulf Theodor Schwadorf (aka Markus Stock) of Empyrium and Noekk fame.

The first release under this name was pretty standard black metal/ambient fare, having Ulf playing all instruments and doing the vocals. With the release of Tausend Kalte Winter, Sun of the Sleepless saw a change toward a more experimental side, with Ulf using an electronic beat instead of normal drumming for the title track. He further explored this style by releasing a full-blown trip-hop song called Neunter November in a compilation album.

In 2004, Sun of the Sleepless released a split album with another Ulf project, Nachtmahr. In it, he included the Tausend kalte Winter EP, Neunter November from the compilation album, and three new tracks, one of them being a cover of Burzum's Dunkelheit.

The project has been on hold while Ulf works on new releases with Nachtmahr and Noekk, and a rumored reunion with Empyrium.

Original source: Last.fm

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