Backing Vocals-Edward Emmeroch (tracks: 10-11), Nick Deason (tracks: 2)
Bass-Seth Clickner (tracks: 5-6-7-9)
Drum-Nick Deason
Guitar, Bass-Edward Emmeroch
Vocals-Collin Spencer

Notes

"Besides the thoughtful song writing, my highest regards go to the tight musicianship on display as technical and thoughtful as it is. Multi-tracked guitars sound natural, every note and harmony comes clear as day thanks to excellent mixing, and every instrument sounds punchy. There is a lot of energy captured in this recording and the snarling, raspy vocal style fits perfectly on top of the bouquet of metallic hardcore riffage."-The Sludgelord"Angry. Chaotic. Real. The three best words I can think of to describe Sleeping Dogs by rising mathcore band Dead Hour Noise. Sleeping Dogs is full of face shredding riffs. That abruptly change into neck breaking breakdown. these guys are talented, and this being their debut, shows promise for their future."-Between The Lines Media"No part sounds really unsure, and there’s never really a feeling of getting lost in the noise. For all their wild mayhem, the songs are outstandingly re-listenable — that repeat button starts eyeing you as a listener before the album even concludes. The sheer energy and precision of the group’s intricate but blistering meltdowns ensure that enthralling sincerity shines through."-Captured Howls"One minute you're grinning and banging your head to fun-loving anthems, the next you're wallowing in the final melancholic moments of "The Waltz." It's an album that feels as if it was dug out of some long forgotten 2003 time capsule; with the same sense of youth and unfettered exploration that so many releases lack these days."-Metal TrenchesTracked at Elm Street Recording (Lansing, MI) 2018-2019CD distributed by Silver Maple Kill Records créditsparu le 10 janvier 2020Collin Spencer // VocalsEdward Emmeroch // Guitars, Bass, backing vocals on 10 and 11Nick Deason // Drums, backing vocals on 2Additional Personnel:Seth Clickner // Bass on 5, 6, 7, and 9Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Jason RoedelArtwork by Edward Emmerich