"Sleep Through the Static" starts slow with "All At Once," a concerned song about the worsened condition of the world, environmentally and socially. In his typically empathetic yet slightly reserved ...

Arts 'Sleep Through the Static' may not keep you awake Since the release of his first album, "Brushfire Fairytales" (2001), Jack Johnson has come a long way. He experienced commercial success with his ...

Jack Johnson’s ‘Sleep Through the Static’ album is my travel song of choice. I love the irony of the album’s title in relation to my difficulty I experience sleeping while traveling. Plus ...

Sleep Through the StaticDig into surfer/strummer Jack Johnson’s fourth solo CD, Sleep Through the Static, and you’ll find unexpectedly somber pronouncements. ”There’s almost nothing that ...

This was published 17 years ago Sleep Through The Static Bernard Zuel and reviewer February 16, 2008 — 2.30am Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size ...

Fans of Jack Johnson can get a taste of the singer/songwriter's forthcoming effort, "Sleep Through the Static," via its single "If I Had Eyes." The track became available Thursday via iTunes ...

No. 1 on Britain’s pop charts just a week after its release, the fifth album by the Hawaiian-born pro-surfer/roots balladeer/filmmaker offers few surprises, save that Johnson spends less time ...

Sleep Through The Static is an unfortunately accurate title for Johnson's latest, too often playing like a joyless, loveless retooling of Brushfire Fairytales.

Sleep Through The Static, the Hawaiian guitar-strummer's follow up, isn't destined to match Dreams ' sales figures. While a handful of cuts offer the soothing, elegant folk-pop that earned Johnson ...

Sleep Through the Static was released in early 2008. The album features 14 songs, all of which highlight the talents of folk singer Jack Johnson.