Sleep Token – Even In Arcadia (Instrumental Light Blue Vinyl)
Some albums are dramatic enough with vocals. Sleep Token apparently decided that Even In Arcadia should also have a version where the instruments get to do all the talking.
Up for sale is the Instrumental Light Blue Vinyl edition of Sleep Token's Even In Arcadia, a unique pressing that gives you the album without the original vocal performances. The light blue vinyl also makes for a particularly clean-looking addition to any Sleep Token collection.
Released in May 2025, Even In Arcadia is Sleep Token's fourth studio album and their first album released through RCA Records. It continued the band's genre-blending approach, combining progressive metal, alternative rock, pop, R&B, electronic music, and atmospheric production into the mysterious sound they've become known for.
The album was a major milestone for the band, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and becoming Sleep Token's first US chart-topping album. It features tracks including "Emergence," "Look to Windward," "Caramel," "Damocles," "Gethsemane," and "Infinite Baths." The instrumental edition offers a different way to experience the record, putting more attention on the intricate arrangements, guitar work, drums, electronics, and layered production that can sometimes hide underneath the vocals.
The Light Blue Vinyl makes this version especially appealing to collectors, while the instrumental presentation gives the album a completely different atmosphere. It's basically Even In Arcadia after the vocal department clocked out for the day.
Details:
Artist: Sleep Token
Album: Even In Arcadia
Released: 2025
Instrumental Edition
Light Blue Vinyl
Fourth studio album
First Sleep Token album released through RCA Records
Debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200
A unique addition for Sleep Token fans and vinyl collectors
Whether you're collecting every version of Even In Arcadia or simply want to hear the musicianship and production from a different perspective, this is a particularly interesting variant. Sleep Token already doesn't make ordinary records, so an instrumental colored-vinyl edition feels pretty on brand.
Sleep Token – Even In Arcadia (Instrumental Light Blue Vinyl)
Some albums are dramatic enough with vocals. Sleep Token apparently decided that Even In Arcadia should also have a version where the instruments get to do all the talking.
Up for sale is the Instrumental Light Blue Vinyl edition of Sleep Token's Even In Arcadia, a unique pressing that gives you the album without the original vocal performances. The light blue vinyl also makes for a particularly clean-looking addition to any Sleep Token collection.
Released in May 2025, Even In Arcadia is Sleep Token's fourth studio album and their first album released through RCA Records. It continued the band's genre-blending approach, combining progressive metal, alternative rock, pop, R&B, electronic music, and atmospheric production into the mysterious sound they've become known for.
The album was a major milestone for the band, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and becoming Sleep Token's first US chart-topping album. It features tracks including "Emergence," "Look to Windward," "Caramel," "Damocles," "Gethsemane," and "Infinite Baths." The instrumental edition offers a different way to experience the record, putting more attention on the intricate arrangements, guitar work, drums, electronics, and layered production that can sometimes hide underneath the vocals.
The Light Blue Vinyl makes this version especially appealing to collectors, while the instrumental presentation gives the album a completely different atmosphere. It's basically Even In Arcadia after the vocal department clocked out for the day.
Details:
Artist: Sleep Token
Album: Even In Arcadia
Released: 2025
Instrumental Edition
Light Blue Vinyl
Fourth studio album
First Sleep Token album released through RCA Records
Debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200
A unique addition for Sleep Token fans and vinyl collectors
Whether you're collecting every version of Even In Arcadia or simply want to hear the musicianship and production from a different perspective, this is a particularly interesting variant. Sleep Token already doesn't make ordinary records, so an instrumental colored-vinyl edition feels pretty on brand.
