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Sleepercar

The origins of Sleepercar's music is said to date back to the last days of At the Drive-In. The former's oldest song is said to have been written during a sound check at one of the latter's final shows. At the Drive-In guitarist Jim Ward had long been interested in...
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The origins of Sleepercar’s music is said to date back to the last days of At the Drive-In. The former’s oldest song is said to have been written during a sound check at one of the latter’s final shows. At the Drive-In guitarist Jim Ward had long been interested in alt-country, but he didn’t pursue making that kind of music in earnest until his post-ATDI project, Sparta, got off the ground. In the summer of 2005, Ward recorded a demo of songs he’d woodshedded between tours that became West Texas, an album that will appeal to fans of Wilco’s more atmospheric moments.

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