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Sleep<\/a><\/strong> hasn’t played a show since 2022, and hasn’t released a new record since their 2018 comeback The Sciences<\/em>. Either one or both of those things may change very soon. According to guitarist Matt Pike<\/strong> in an interview with Steelworks<\/em>, Sleep<\/a><\/strong> has been working on something, but he’s not at liberty to say what it is.<\/p>\n “Well, we haven’t played live in a while and we took a little hiatus,” said Pike<\/strong> as transcribed by Metal Injection<\/em>. “Right now we’re just playing D&D online really, and there’s some surprises coming up but I can’t elaborate or share on how that’s going to turn out.<\/p>\n “So you know, we’re talking and and working on stuff again, but it’s not come to fruition. It’s nothing that I can announce. You know us, we’ll drop a record in the middle of the night and no one will know it’s coming. So it’s\u2026 I don’t really give away those secrets because that band so odd. I don’t know what’s gonna happen myself.”<\/p>\n Pike<\/strong> added: “I’m on good ground with those dudes and we’re talking about some cool shit. I’ll leave it at.”<\/p>\n It’s worth remembering two things at this point \u2013 Sleep<\/a><\/strong> surprise released their album The Sciences on April 20, 2018 with zero warning. April 20 is also coming up in roughly one month, so who knows. Maybe we’re getting a new record (“we’ll drop a record in the middle of the night and no one will know it’s coming,” said Pike<\/strong>) or maybe we’re getting some special April 20 shows.<\/p>\n Whatever happens, we’re stoked. We’ll also take that new Om<\/strong> record<\/a> while we’re getting Al Cisneros<\/strong> music.<\/p>\n \n