Debut album of Thee More Shallows

The debut album of San Francisco’s Thee More Shallows, ‘A History Of Sport Fishing’, received glowing reviews likening them to a diverse host of bands, including Yo La Tengo, Grandaddy, Sparklehorse and GSYBE!, yet lauding them for being more than the sum of their influences. The band have continued to grow in popularity with the release of their sophomore album ‘More Deep Cuts’, with radio sessions on BBC Radio 1 and BBC World Service under their belt, and their new album ‘The Book Of Bad Breaks’ will be released worldwide in spring Aril 2007 on the groundbreaking Anticon label.

"Numerous bands have mined the brooding alt-rock seam that was established by the likes of Sparklehorse and Grandaddy, but the San Franciscan duo Dee Kesler and Tadas Kisielius are worthy of their company.” The Times (London)

“a deliciously dolourous blend of Flaming Lips, Yo La Tengo, Arab Strap, Low, A Silver Mount Zion and the fizzing mechanico-ambience and cracked vocals of Sparklehorse.” Time Out ( London)