Bad Wolves guitarist AJ Rebello shared his strong opinions about Sleep Token on Twitter.

A fan expressed mixed feelings about Sleep Token’s new single. “Like despite I'm kind of mixed about the new single (just not my vibe), I'm very excited to see how this album is gonna turn out.”

Bad Wolves guitarist AJ Rebello has shared his strong opinions about Sleep Token on Twitter.

One fan expressed mixed feelings about the new single. “Like despite I’m kind of mixed about the new single (just not my vibe), I’m very excited to see how this album is gonna turn out.”

“You done lost your marbles,” Rebello responded. “Music taste is not suggestive when it comes to Sleep Token. I will place any naysayers on the pillory and pelt them with vegetables.”

Sleep Token continues to generate discussion within the rock and metal community about their unique musical approach.

Rebello’s passionate defense of Sleep Token emerges at a significant moment in the band’s career trajectory.

Rock Sound reports that Sleep Token will release their fourth studio album, ‘Even In Arcadia,’ on May 9, 2025. This release marks their first project under RCA Records. The band has already released a new single titled ‘Emergence.’

The band’s previous work showcases their significant impact on the music industry. Wikipedia documents that their 2023 album ‘Take Me Back To Eden’ reached #3 on the UK album charts. The album earned them the Best Album award at the Heavy Music Awards in 2024.

Impericon highlights Sleep Token’s status as a genre-fluid act. The band blends elements of progressive rock, metalcore, and ambient music. This versatility has expanded their appeal across diverse musical communities.

“Life is dark. Life is bright. Life is ugly. Life is beautiful. Don’t get lost in genres, they’ll only disorientate you. Music is for everyone,” states a notable quote from their recent coverage.

Metal Injection notes the band’s reputation for powerful live performances. Their shows consistently captivate audiences across various venues and festivals.