With their third full length release 'Songs About Drowning', Thought Forms kick it up yet another notch, pushing the boat out even further to create a strange, intoxicating album, their most accomplished to date and certainly their most fascinating. A contributing factor of this sea-change was the addition of bassist Jim Barr (Portishead, Get The Blessing), who also produced and recorded the album. Blending refined and colossal noise-scapes with a beautifully hypnotic and seductive style delivered with confidence, 'Songs About Drowning' is a richly deserving album which could see the band carrying the proud lineage of off-kilter noise-pop. This release will appeal to fans of My Bloody Valentine, Portishead, Thurston Moore, Beak and White Hills.
With their third full length release 'Songs About Drowning', Thought Forms kick it up yet another notch, pushing the boat out even further to create a strange, intoxicating album, their most accomplished to date and certainly their most fascinating. A contributing factor of this sea-change was the addition of bassist Jim Barr (Portishead, Get The Blessing), who also produced and recorded the album. Blending refined and colossal noise-scapes with a beautifully hypnotic and seductive style delivered with confidence, 'Songs About Drowning' is a richly deserving album which could see the band carrying the proud lineage of off-kilter noise-pop. This release will appeal to fans of My Bloody Valentine, Portishead, Thurston Moore, Beak and White Hills.
