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A brief history of Sleepybird
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The Band
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Nick Tertel
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It all started in late 2003, when Nick Tertel had an idea for a project named "Sleepybird"after seeing a drawing in a 19th century Audubon North American Bird Field Guide. |
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Jaime Legato
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Longtime collaborator Jaime Legato added harmony and texture to the sound that came as a big surprise to Nick. He decided Jaime could stay. |
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Jason Dryden
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There was something missing... the bottom! Upright bassist Jason Dryden fit right in! |
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Dustin
Malone
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Dustin Malone was added in January of 2005. He has been a fixture at every Sleepybird show ever since. |
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Elizabeth
Landis
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Elizabeth Landis joined in the summer of 2006. She will appear on a Sleepybird EP that is to be released in early 2007. |
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The Albums
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No
Flood
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"No Flood" (2004) Sleepybird's debut album established them as one of the most unique bands working today. |
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All
Things Are Mine
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"All Things Are Mine" (2006) Sleepybird's followup effort features larger arrangements and more sounds. |
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The 3-pronged Attack...
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Guest
stars
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Local legends like The Ghost (left), Shirc Real and Germaine Vane often stop by to help Sleepybird sound a little better. |
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Shows
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Sleepybird will continue to do shows in your area as long as you come out to see them. |
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Merchandise |
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You can find sleepybird albums and t-shirts at all of their shows. |
