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The Chicago suburbs' emo-inflected alto rocker Sleeping at Last were born in 1999 around the talent of guitarist/vocalist Ryan O'Neal, drummer Chad O'Neal and bassist Dan Perdue.

The Chicago suburbs' emo-inflected alto rocker Sleeping at Last were born in 1999 around the talent of guitarist/vocalist Ryan O'Neal, drummer Chad O'Neal and bassist Dan Perdue. Arousing Billy Corgan's interest with his self-published album Capture, former Smashing Pumpkin helped the group sign a recording contract with Interscope in 2002.

Keep No Goal was published in 2006, followed by storyboards with orchestra adaptations by Van Dyke Parks in 2009.