Three-piece US experimental indie-rock band Thee More Shallows released three albums and a few EPs back in the early 00’s, garnering critical acclaim and a cult following before the band disbanded. Each of the members moved into new phases of their lives. Now, frontman Dee has emerged from the wilderness working under the Thee More Shallows moniker again with the help of some previous band members and some new musicians. New album ‘Dad Jams’ is the first Thee More Shallows offering in fourteen years.

‘Dad Jams’ is a retrospective look at life’s trajectory and the personal and creative choices that shape its convoluted path. Musically, it retains the adventurous, experimental edge of previous Thee More Shallows albums, but is also rooted in a stronger pop sensibility, with plenty of bouncy, hooky melodies that burrow into the mind for days.

Each track on this record unfurls in its own way, like little episodes in parenthood with more and more sonic gems to find on each listen.

‘Dad Jams’ is probably the coolest album anyone’s ever written about fatherhood. The album’s playful melting pot of sounds combines eccentric experimentation with perfect epic pop moments, achieving the mysterious feat of merging electronic, experimental and indie rock genres seamlessly for an intriguing set of incredibly engaging earworms.

1. Ancient Baby
2. A Mummy At The Beach
3. Boogie Woogie
4. Cold Picture
5. Copy Body
6. Drinking Tang
7. Little Brave Friends
8. Hey, Come On!
9. Hocus Pocus
10. A Strobe Light On A Dumb Dance Floor
11. Wizard Wednesdays