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- Dream To Make Believe
- - 124,482 plays
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Armor for Sleep
Released 2003

Frost And Front Steps
03:39
9,011 plays

The Wanderer's Guild
04:13
8,857 plays

Slip Like Space
03:51
8,617 plays

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- 1
- Armor For Sleep
- 00:45
- 8,306 plays

- 2
- Dream To Make Believe
- 03:01
- 16,793 plays

- 3
- All Warm
- 02:47
- 10,826 plays

- 4
- Being Your Walls
- 03:45
- 10,598 plays

- 5
- My Town
- 03:33
- 13,902 plays

- 6
- The Wanderer's Guild
- 04:13
- 8,857 plays

- 7
- Frost And Front Steps
- 03:39
- 9,011 plays

- 8
- Phantoms Now
- 04:25
- 7,509 plays

- 9
- Raindrops
- 04:55
- 12,980 plays

- 10
- Kind Of Perfect
- 04:17
- 17,083 plays

- 11
- Slip Like Space
- 03:51
- 8,617 plays

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album review

This 11-song album from Armor For Sleep showcases another band partaking in the propagation of the emo movement. And like many of the acts involved with this genre, slight variations have been made to the sound so as to distinguish them from the rest of the pack, but overall things aren't dramatically different. That's not to say that what's here isn't good. This four-piece has a darker style while still keeping a pop structure on much of their material. They do a capable job of combining Hum-like dark space rock with The Get Up Kids-flavored emo-pop. The vocals are reminiscent of John Ralston from Legends of Rodeo, with a plain-spoken, honest delivery, and the lyrics tend to dwell on subjects like time-travel, dreams, and space, which make for an interesting, open-ended take on interpretation. The utilization of hooks and some good lyrics are key and come in at the right places, making Dream To Make Believe a pleasant and refreshing take on a somewhat clogged genre. ~ Kurt Morris, All Music Guide