Songs and Media

Listen to think13's catalogue of progressive rock and tribal-infused tracks, watch featured music videos, and explore new song uploads.

Albums

Square album cover with deep purple and black tones, moody and atmospheric

Balance

Full-length release

Tracks blending progressive indie rock with performance art.

Album cover in warm amber and rust tones, with an organic tribal feel

Rockit (2008)

EP

New song versions uploaded in January 2008.

Album cover in muted silver and slate hues, minimal and reflective

Reflected EP 1

EP

Early collection of acoustic and electric reworkings.

Featured Video

Amores Lejanos

The official music video, with stills posted on the site in December 2007.

For the latest videos, follow the band's YouTube channel.

The songs section gathers the band's recorded output into a single listening space, where progressive rock textures meet tribal-infused rhythms and performance-driven arrangements. Rather than separating albums from singles, the page treats each release as part of an ongoing conversation between studio craft and live energy, inviting visitors to move through the catalogue at their own pace and notice how earlier acoustic reworkings connect to later, fuller productions.

Alongside audio tracks, the media area highlights featured videos and rotating stills that extend the songs into a visual language. This approach reflects a broader interest in how music travels across formats, from radio play and community radio interviews to festival stages, blog reviews, and online premieres. The result is a library that feels less like a store and more like an evolving showcase of creative decisions made over time.

Updates and fresh uploads are folded into the same browsing experience, so returning visitors encounter new versions, reworked mixes, and previously unreleased pieces alongside the established catalogue. By keeping audio and video intertwined on one page, the section encourages listeners to compare performances, follow a song from demo to finished recording, and engage with the band's catalogue as a living, growing body of work rather than a fixed discography.

Media Updates

  • January 2008: New song versions uploaded to the site.
  • December 2007: Photos from the 'Amores Lejanos' video shoot posted.