Sleeping Pulse have summoned "Two Wreaths", a narrative‑driven lyric video serving as the final advance single lifted from their impending body of work, Dreams & Limitations, ready to surface on 5 June under Prophecy Productions.
Frontman Mick Moss reflects: "The song 'Two Wreaths' revolves around the seeing a dead loved one in a dream, and the joy and panic that ensues. We realise that we are experiencing a gift of a moment, yet our instinct tells us that the moment will be over very soon".
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SLEEPING PULSE - Offers Final Advance Single From Dreams & Limitations
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