Drown is, alongsides Aureole and Tchornobog, a centerpiece in the work of Ukrainian born mastermind Markov Soroka. The singular album'Unsleep' is a five part doom metal masterpiece which was originally released in 2014 under the moniker of Slow. The record follows the story of a man who commits suicide by drowning, and the journey of his body and spirit forever spiraling into the depths of the ocean. Melodic and infinitely creepy, it set the stage for Soroka's later releases of Aureole and Tchornobog, all of which explore the same narrative world. "It's draining and unsettling, but also brings a surreal sense of melancholic beauty with it, in the form of it's occasional glimmers of hope." - Amino. "Unsleep" is reissued now by Lupus Lounge / Prophecy Productions on LP (black and ltd. Blue) and CD Digipak. These editions mark the first physical release of "Unsleep" under The Drown banner.

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