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The Light Sleepers sound not much like the 'similar artists' below. .

Sleeper One or Kriangkrai Wongwanich is a Thai indie artist . He started his music career by formed the band "Friday" together with friends. Later in 2002, He has established himself as a solo artist and also formed an indie label called No More Belts Record .His first solo album, “Sleeping Letters”, was released in June 2003 . The single “Pls. Listen” has reached number one on Fat Radio Chart. “Difference” a conceptual music series albums show Sleeper One developing as an artist in his own music form. First, EP “Post-Past” won Season Award in 2005 from an instrumental track...

Hardcore/metal band from Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A. Buried Alive took the torch lit by vocalist Scott Vogel's former bands and ran with it full force, bringing their punishing metalcore to a national audience via incessant touring, one blistering full-length album, and a posthumous release of later-era demos. Similar to genre standard-bearers Hatebreed, Buried Alive's music was stomping, plodding, and heavy. It often picked up the pace a bit to get the mosh pit moving and always strengthened by Vogel's commanding vocal presence and rather bleak lyrical topics. Buried Alive formed in Buffalo after the dissolution of Vogel's former band, Despair, who...

Sleepy Sleepers were found in 1974 in Lahti, Finland, by Mato Valtonen and Sakke Järvenpää. The band released 19 albums between 1975 and 1989. Their songs were laden with frivolous, sometimes scatological humor and jokes considered politically sensitive in post-war atmosphere of Finlandization. This led to problems getting gigs and, some of their songs being banned in then state-controlled mass media. Later, Valtonen and Järvenpää founded Leningrad Cowboys, when Aki Kaurismäki made movie Leningrad Cowboys Go America. .

Formed in Chicago, Illinois, United States in 2001, Buried at Sea quickly snared a viciously devoted cult following with honors, amongst the devotees, of being the loudest, the slowest, the doomiest, and the most crushing band on the planet. With only one brief tour which culminated at the now legendary 2004 Emissions from the Monolith Festival performance, the band has made its impact predominantly amongst the tape traders and file sharing communities. The few that have actually experienced the band live testify wholeheartedly to those feelings of hopelessness and helplessness. Buried at Sea’s first recording project, a 2002 demo, has...