Review and Interview from East Coast Kitchen Party
Thanks to Michael Trenholm and East Coast Kitchen Party for their recent feature on Sleepy Driver and “In A Low Dark Light”! Sleepy Driver Second Album another Winner Quietly going about their creative work in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Sleepy Drive have quickly built an international fan base that brought accolades in many reviews and recognition by the New Brunswick and East Coast Music Awards. Front man Peter Hicks brings says they...
New video for Mile Marker
Here’s the new Sleepy Driver video produced as part of the 2012 Atlantic Film Festival Music & Image program. Thanks to Walter Forsyth & team for pulling it all together! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySYx854S9kY&feature=youtu.be
Sleepy Driver Wins Music NB award!
Sleepy Driver received the 2012 MNB Rock Recording of the Year award for “In A Low Dark Light” during the Gala Awards in Moncton NB on October 21, 2012. The band also showcased during MNB Week and frontman Peter Hicks performed an acoustic rendition of “Mile Marker” during the Gala. For more information about the Music NB awards, visit their...
Rootstime.be reviews In a Low Dark Light
Google translate version of the review follows… The Canadian alt.rockformatie ‘Sleepy Driver from Fredericton, New Brunswick debuted in 2009 with their album “Steady Now” that when these pages by fellow Lewis was reviewed. Mid last year, I had the same album again reaffirm my comment in response to the international release of the same plate, with four extra songs on the tracklist. That was apparently the harbinger of a...
Wilfred Langmaid on In a Low Dark Light
Sleepy Driver’s latest contains world-class lyrics over sturdy, engaging melodies (Wilfred Langmaid, Daily Gleaner, Thursday, June 28, 2012) The second album is a tough one. Lots of artists have one great album in them. When it achieves unexpected success, there is pressure to continue the momentum. It usually does not happen. With their stellar new album, In a Low Dark Light, Fredericton’s own Sleepy Driver and songwriter/frontman Peter...
Gives more sharp images in one song than most writers give on an entire album
—Wilfred Langmaid, Daily Gleaner
