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Ask the Slave - Sleep Now

The Order of Things [Remastered]

by Ask the Slave

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The Order of Things 03:13
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2.
Something Got In the Water 05:46
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3.
I Fucked Up 02:43
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4.
Peeling Skin 04:14
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5.
For the Sake of Conversation 05:56
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6.
A Place in the Forest 01:45
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7.
Sleep Now 03:36 video
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8.
Smell Yourself 02:38
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9.
Zero 01:55
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10.
Sleep Some More 04:54
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11.
Slave 06:31
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"The Order of Things", the second album from Ask the Slave!

The album is available on Digipak CD (incl Bonus Tracks), Digital Download, and Streaming.
Buy physical album here: shop.crimerecords.no

It is also available in a limited box set with a special booklet and their brand new album and their debut album
* Good Things Bad People
* Kiss Your Chora (Remixed & Remastered - Bonus tracks)

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Originally released in 2010 and only ever distributed in their native Iceland, Ask the Slave's sophomore offering, The Order of Things, will finally be available again and now overseas for the first time courtesy of Crime Records from Norway. The album has been remastered for this occasion and contains three bonus tracks, including one studio outtake.
Upon its original release, The Order of Things caused quite a stir in the Icelandic rock and metal scene. Confusing for some but rewarding for those accepting challenges, the album received heaps of praise from reviewers both locally and internationally. In attempting to pin down the album's sound, reviewers mentioned acts as diverse as Tool, Faith No More, Opeth, Pain of Salvation, Sonic Youth, and Frank Zappa, all the while applauding Ask the Slave for developing their own unique way of approaching heavy rock music.

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released June 4, 2021

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