Before there was black tape for a blue girl, before there even was Projekt Records, there was The Sleep of Reason. Back when groups like U2 and Echo & The Bunnymen were still underground cult bands and goth hadn't been discovered on America's shores, (Black Tape vocalist) Oscar Herrera's early eighties "post-punk expressionist rock" band were developing a strong following from their Miami, Florida homebase. Now, 12 years later, Archive brings you A Logical End. This disc brings together the band's original 1984 QL Records 12" release The Sleep of Reason (returning the two tracks removed by QL for being too esoteric: "Moloch Machine / Creation") and a successful live recording taped at Brassy's in Cocoa Beach, FL. for a WFIT radio benefit. "They seem influenced by British drone-rock, but they don't have that self-pity thing. There's a feeling of urgency and pleading, but with an edge of confidence in the singer's voice. No hit-type tunes here, more like a mood, or a descriptive travels-in-a-strange-land soundtrack." (OP MAGAZINE in 1984) <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/the+Sleep+of+Reason">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.