Burnt Retina On the Making Of ‘Sleep Police’

What was the creative process like for this particular ‘Sleep Police?’

Just throwing down whatever sounds hilarious, intentionally bad, or yelling into the microphone with interesting guitar parts and drum fills.

Can you talk about the recording and production process for ‘Sleep Police?’

We wrote this album in a beaten-down garage with the cheapest production equipment ever, some true garage punk.

Which song do you like the best and why?

“Stalker” is our favorite on this album due to the unique indie/punk ring to it.

Where do you find inspiration for your songs or musical ideas?

Old school punk mostly, like the Misfits, GG, and Descendants.

What do you enjoy most about performing live and connecting with your audience?

Old punks and new scumbags moshing and having fun to some de-gen music.

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