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"Making this album was a pretty painful process," admits Forms frontman Alex Tween when asked about the band's follow-up to 2004's incredibly well-received, Pitchfork-approved debut Icarus—and, to be honest, his comment is a bit of an... more

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Choregrapher Spela Sterle asked Acquaman of the Forms and Desert Fathers to write music for a modern dance piece that had to sound like icebergs breaking and turning into water. The result is the following... more

"I don't care who you are, These guys are just plain messed up. Distorted spirituality, conflicting ideas on Christianity and lyrics so vague, they make you question whether these guys are new age spiritualists or even atheistic. I'm not saying... more

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By Symmetry existed from 1996-1999, the product of which was the Math of Birds EP, described by one listener as "eight minutes of bliss" and another as "a religion". Composed of future members of the Forms (Ecco Teres) and the Desert Fathers... more

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"The Forms craft wiry, punchy indie pop. The singer's silvery voice soars like the album's namesake. Keep an eye and ear out." -Pitchfork

"4 (out of 5). Angular post-rock with a singer that can actually sing...you'll be hooked."... more

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Nobody saw things the way Per did.

This is a post-humous collection of Per's writing that includes non-fiction compiled by Canon Pence. Some of this stuff is "out there", and some of it is "not-so-mildly offensive", but it's also extremely... more