THOUSAND THOUGHTS
Having spent the better half of 2022 writing and recording, Thousand Thoughts release their long awaited debut album Better than Never. The debut is made up of forward-thinking tracks written over the past few years alongside unreleased highlights of what came before, it sees the band out to plant their flag in the ground. ”Some of it’s darker and more revealing than anything that has been released by us ever before. There’s one track in particular that is literally about me killing myself,” singer Ethan warns. “But it’s also the happiest sounding track on the album.” He goes on to describe the record as a “bleak journey with depression, where it feels like you’re drowning in yourself” that has a “reassuring ending that’ll hopefully make people feel like everything will be ok… because it will.” The “unapologetically Nü-Metal album” comes at a time where all things ‘00 are back in fashion. More than part of a revival though “it’s very much its own thing,” says Adam with the band listing the likes of Stormzy, The 1975 and Periphery as influences alongside Nü-metal figureheads Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit and Korn.
INRETROSPECT
Challenging the fabric of the insatiable, existential journey that is our modern world; InRetrospect animate their core beliefs with a relentless barrage of harmonious noise.
Illustrating soundscapes that display themes of mental deterioration, emotional hardship, and pain in its truest and most extreme form, the band deliver their message for change through a thought-provoking, and ground-shaking experience.
Having shared the stage with the likes of InVisions, Blood Youth, Death Blooms, and Monasteries, the band are preparing themselves for the next step in their musical evolution. Gaining support from the BBC, MetalHammer, Rolling Stone, Primordial Radio, Idobi Howl, and Total Rock Radio, InRetrospect have firmly cemented themselves as a band to watch out for in the new decade. InRetrospect release their debut EP ‘CURRENT STATE’ on 10/06/22, kickstarting a new era for the band both musically and stylistically.
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