Sleep Is for the Week: Tenth Anniversary Edition

Frank Turner's "Sleep Is for the Weak: Tenth Anniversary Edition" captures the raw energy and authenticity of his live performance at the Vic in Swindon on April 6, 2007. This acoustic rock and folk punk album is a testament to Turner's dynamic stage presence and his ability to connect with audiences through his powerful lyrics and melodic storytelling. The album features twelve tracks, each recorded live, showcasing Turner's versatility and depth as a songwriter. From the rebellious spirit of "I Want to Break Free" to the poignant reflections in "Father's Day" and the political commentary in "Thatcher Fucked the Kids," this album offers a comprehensive look into Turner's early work. The Tenth Anniversary Edition commemorates the enduring impact of this live performance, making it a cherished addition to any fan's collection. With a runtime of just over 51 minutes, this album is a must-listen for those who appreciate live music and the unfiltered energy of Frank Turner's performances.