Is Feel a good place to start with Sleeping with Sirens?

Yes, Feel is recommended as a starting point for new Sleeping with Sirens listeners. A vibrant blend of post-hardcore energy with polished pop melodies, capturing youthful angst and emotional depth. In 2013, Sleeping with Sirens was transitioning from their breakout success with 'Let’s Cheers to This' (2011) to broader mainstream recognition. 'Feel' marked their third studio album, showcasing a more refined pop sound while maintaining their signature emotional intensity. This release solidified their position in the post-hardcore scene as they began to explore more melodic territories.

Feel works well if you're into steady, consistent energy levels, mid-tempo emotional exploration and reflective late-night listening.

How many songs are on Feel?

Feel has 12 tracks, running approximately 44 minutes.

Released 13 years ago this June

Feel

Sleeping with Sirens · 2013

44 min · 12 tracks · pop music

A vibrant blend of post-hardcore energy with polished pop melodies, capturing youthful angst and emotional depth.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady, consistent energy levels
mid-tempo emotional exploration
reflective late-night listening
engaging lyrical storytelling
dynamic emotional journeys

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — This album marked their transition to broader mainstream recognition.
Themes: post-hardcore resilience· melodic isolation
Career context: In 2013, Sleeping with Sirens was transitioning from their breakout success with 'Let’s Cheers to This' (2011) to broader mainstream recognition. 'Feel' marked their third studio album, showcasing a more refined pop sound while maintaining their signature emotional intensity. This release solidified their position in the post-hardcore scene as they began to explore more melodic territories.
Stylistic neighbors: Pierce the Veil· Of Mice & Men· We Came as Romans
If this clicks, go next to: Madness — Continues the energetic sound with a mix of emotional themes and polished production.
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Collide with the Sky by Pierce the Veil — Shares vibrant melodies and emotional intensity, blending post-hardcore with polished pop hooks.

Understanding What We've Grown to Be by We Came as Romans — Combines melodic elements with heartfelt lyrics, creating a similar youthful angst and polished sound.

Restoring Force by Of Mice & Men — Features a mix of heavy energy and catchy choruses, maintaining a balance between aggression and melody.