Sleep - Interview @ Scion Rock Fest 2012 (Scion AV) (Reupload)

Sleep, go into detail about having the best time in the world, unity and dropping your guard.
Sleep evolved in the early 1990s and has exerted a considerable, consistent influence on modern heavy music ever since. The group split in 1997 after the release of two hugely influential albums-Sleep's Holy Mountain and D*pesmoker-returning triumphantly in 2009 when it performed two UK shows as part of All Tomorrow's Parties' (ATP) The Fans Strike Back festival, playing Holy Mountain in its entirety along with selections from D*pesmoker. The rabid fan response to the 2009 shows resulted in a run of U.S. live dates in September 2010 that immediately sold out. In celebrating the band's return, The New York Times referred to the trio as "excellent" and The Chicago Tribune called Sleep "stoner-rock titans."

[@moyai7594]

nice to hear jason say anything

[@SJRIX405]

Haven’t heard Al talk this much

[@JeniOnly]

So grateful you uploaded this, thanks!
I love Al lol

[@homelessathome]

Al looks like he'd fall aSLEEP any moment.

[@jakemoore2113]

We love you so much al 💜

[@BluGurt]

ive been looking for this for a while
thank you

[@willietarkington1628]

Glad this got re-uploaded. This interview is probably 12 or 13 years old as of now.
Edit- looks like the quality is higher than the original upload. Interesting.

[@fcaioki7949]

Scion did a lot for the underground music scene for a little bit. They need to tap back in 🤞

[@febriantorian5132]

yeah yeahhhh al cisneros

[@Dmasters-dl2ir]

Love this interview. I haven’t been able to find the shrinebuilder interview hope it pops up again.

[@komafibre]

No doubt bro
What happened to all the scion fest band interviews?

[@traincore1955]

Never forget the Liturgy interview XD

[@komafibre]

Why did all the scion band interviews get taken down