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Sleepy Hollow have sold thousands of copies of their EP and "Goin' Over" full-length CD worldwide since their inception in 1999. They are a tough group to label - delving in the realms of Acid Rock, Prog, and Metal, with passages more reminiscent of jazz or classical than rock music. The main lineup of Guitar, Bass, Drums, and Keyboards (with band members sharing vocal duties) is often augmented by instances of acoustic folky or classical instruments, such as flute. Their long-awaited album "Legend" - featuring an eclectic 2 hrs. of music - has been released July 2010, following a one-disc "heavy metal" version (featuring alternate mixes and non-album tracks) entitled "the Lazarus Project" out December 2008.
Guitarist Matt "the Mole" Schwarz performs solo at Renaissance Faires and elsewhere, playing traditional ballads and early music on harp, guitar, mandola, flute, recorder, etc. He has released a CD of acoustic folk songs (traditional and original) and one of solo harp instrumentals. He also performs and records with Sarabande (who combine Renaissance music with Irish jigs & reels and wild gypsy tunes) and as a somemes guest of Castle Musicale (a medieval/renaissance group), and plays harp in the Castle Rock Orchestra.
Sleepy Hollow Legend played at St. Joseph feast in Lodi yesterday! - September 5, 2010
Sleepy Hollow Legend was played through the PA at the St. Joseph's feast back in their home town of Lodi NJ. By request of Charlie, they were played through out the town. Joe Dell was quite proud. Joe Dell, "I was honored to have that request and more honored that they played it! The St Joseph's feast is like religion, LOL, but, it has been a part of my life since i was a child. My granny would work the 50/50 booth. My old man would send me down for a greasy ol' bag of zeppoles, they wouldn't all make it back!"
Sleepy Hollow looking for new management - September 4, 2010
The Sleepy Hollow are finally looking for new management after Legend project completed. They dumped their management company back in 2004. They were mismanaged and exploited. Joe Dell, "It was a shame, we were doing so well and building a good following by the time Goin' Over was released. The management company we were under exploited us to help advance their other clients. We ran the show ourselves up til now. We wanted to release Legend first, before seeking our another management company. We wont work with anyone who doesn't have our best interest in their heart."