To interpret "Slumber" musically is perhaps as interesting an exercise as experiencing the state. In this day and age of "harder -- faster," whether in musical expression or a request from our partners in sexual endeavors, herewith you will find a conscious avoidance of extremes. No boring wallpaper resonance that would most likely induce tiredness, no annoying abrasiveness that would tend to rudely awaken. Instead, we explore a remarkable, sensory environment where immense, encompassing clouds change colors to a vast array of ingenious musical presentations that replenish our essence. We call this place "Slumberland..."

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