DEBUT SOLO ALBUM FROM UK ACOUSTIC PUNK HERO FRANK TURNER. Sleep Is For The Week has been described by Turner as "a snapshot of pretty much exactly one year of my life," and was a sharp left turn from the post-hardcore sound of his previous work with Million Dead. Shortly after the dissolution of the band, Turner got ahold of a copy of Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska, which would prove to be a major influence on the stylistic shift which can be heard on songs like "Vital Signs," "My Kingdom For A Horse," "Must Try Harder," and "Wisdom Teeth."

13 songs in total, pressed on chocolate milk colored vinyl limited to 1000.