Travis and Justin of Sleepwalk, a Robot used to teach high school math...but the quirky duo couldn’t keep their unique brand of catchy acoustic digi-rock to themselves. So far, it’s working out well; intensive regional touring and fan interaction is quickly giving the former math teachers a recognizable name in Arizona. The compact nature of the band has allowed them to capitalize on Guerilla-style performances -- including house parties, colleges, and high schools -- to reach a diverse audience, but armed with electronic bass and beats this two-piece can dish out a remarkable amount of sound at large venues. Sleepwalk, a Robot consider their most valuable assets (aside from self-proclaimed, "interesting but pop-sensible" songs) their ability and willingness to tour at the drop of a hat, their appeal to a wide range of audiences, unpredictable live shows, and the unusual character of the band. "We're a full band...with only two members," declares singer Travis Pack, "people are pretty shocked when we get up [on stage] and produce the sound we do." Having toured the country, performed live and been put into rotation on Phoenix's The Edge 103.9's Local Frequency, and shared the stage with acts like The Format, Gin Blossoms, Jim Adkins (of Jimmy Eat World), and techno-pop favoritesThe Medic Droid, this young band says their next plans are to take over the planet one sing-along dance party at a time.