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THINKING WITH SAND - Dreams and half Truths LP
Thinking With Sand are a lofi shoegaze / noiserock trio from Bristol, England and Newport, Wales, mixing the blissed out noisepop of My Bloody Valentine with the attack and melody of Hüsker Dü. Originally an electronic shoegaze duo between 2005 and 2009, the project was resurrected in 2020. Linus recorded Dreams and Half Truths throughout the various lockdowns of that year with Nathan contributing bass riffs via video messages. Since late 2021 they are now a trio, featuring Dean of Welsh post punk band Science Bastard on drums.
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THINKING WITH SAND - Dreams and half Truths LP
THINKING WITH SAND - Dreams and half Truths LP
Thinking With Sand are a lofi shoegaze / noiserock trio from Bristol, England and Newport, Wales, mixing the blissed out noisepop of My Bloody Valentine with the attack and melody of Hüsker Dü. Originally an electronic shoegaze duo between 2005 and 2009, the project was resurrected in 2020. Linus recorded Dreams and Half Truths throughout the various lockdowns of that year with Nathan contributing bass riffs via video messages. Since late 2021 they are now a trio, featuring Dean of Welsh post punk band Science Bastard on drums.
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Thinking With Sand are a lofi shoegaze / noiserock trio from Bristol, England and Newport, Wales, mixing the blissed out noisepop of My Bloody Valentine with the attack and melody of Hüsker Dü. Originally an electronic shoegaze duo between 2005 and 2009, the project was resurrected in 2020. Linus recorded Dreams and Half Truths throughout the various lockdowns of that year with Nathan contributing bass riffs via video messages. Since late 2021 they are now a trio, featuring Dean of Welsh post punk band Science Bastard on drums.











