SLEEP - VOLUME ONE Format:LP bringing Busta Rhymes into the

bringing Busta Rhymes into the fold and rounding out a set that captures the record’s gritty

‘Gasoline’

a thread that hums through every piece — connecting Raman’s South Indian lineage and Sivarajah’s Sri Lankan roots in a dialogue of rhythm

to the sharp narrative perspective of the equally transcendent "Powderfinger" and the good-humoured social commentary of "Welfare Mothers"

An immediate contrast between LP3 and its two predecessors is its cover

SLEEP - VOLUME ONE Format:LP bringing Busta Rhymes into theVinyl repress of Sleeps underappreciated debut. 'Volume One' has all the weird dynamics, detuned chords and chanted mantras which came to define Sleep and the stoner rock sound, but with added doom influence. A pretty satisfying missing link between Black Sabbaths caveman melodrama and Sleep's later experiments with repetition and pace.