Tearing down the own musical borders is most probably the only consistent thread in the history of this experimental indie rock band from Germany.

In 2010, after a change in their Band-Line Up (vocals are now done by drummer hell g.), they released their fresh and catchy album "Interference” , which mainly focuses on songs.
The sound from their concept album “Cthulhu” (released 2011) is exactly the opposite.

7 Days Awake's sound definition is about the balance between creation and destruction of structures. The tracks on "Cthulhu" are both: catchy-atmospheric and/or intensively brute, and at the same time always a bit weird, startling and filled with deep love for extended instrumental parts.

In 2013 they released their 6th album "Sleepwalk", which is (like the name suggests) a trippy experience on the border between lucid dreams and deep hallucinations. the overall flow of "Sleepwalk" is smooth and laid back, starting with the deep and groovy 70s-psychedelic-laden song "Circuits" and ending with the epic 32minutes long piece of fictional soundtrack "Everybody online?".

In 2019 they got featured on the Tribute CD-Compilation to 80s german underground legends "The Multicoloured Shades" named "A Tribute To The Multicoloured Shades" with a coverversion of their song "Hearbeat".

Since 2003 “7 Days Awake” released six albums so far and played many shows mainly across Germany, but also in the Netherlands and Spain. They supported international bands like “Amplifier” (GB), “Los Natas” (ARG), “The Dwarves” (USA), “WE” (N), “Mother Superior” (USA), “Priestbird” (USA), “Korai Oröm” (H), played several summer festivals and four German tours. The two tours with the U.S. American instrumental band “Friends of Dean Martinez” are especially in good memory. Other tours with their friends from “Abandon Records”, namely “Nihiling”, “Electro Baby”, “Tricky Lobsters”, “Philia” and “Kongo Skulls” gave 7 Days Awake the chance to develop their compelling and exciting live show.

Meanwhile the guys are really busy working on their 7th longplayer which will be released in 2020 - exactly 7 years after their album "Sleepwalk".
Legends say, that this seventh album will be named "777" and will also be released on vinyl.

Valera Igla - Guitars
Simon Vegaz - Bass
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