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Thousand Thoughts
Thousand Thoughts formed in the early 2000s with Alex Sampson on vocals, Jason Hayes on guitar, Mark Stevens on bass, and Evan Carter on drums. They played...
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Thousand Thoughts formed in the early 2000s with Alex Sampson on vocals, Jason Hayes on guitar, Mark Stevens on bass, and Evan Carter on drums. They played melodic metal with lyrics that often touched on mental health and social issues, which drew both supporters and critics.
Their 2008 single "Ignite" became their breakthrough track. The song helped them build a following after years of playing shows and facing the usual rejections from labels and promoters.
Other songs like "Perspectives" and "Saviour" continued in that vein, with Sampson's emotional delivery over Hayes' guitar work and Carter's drumming. They kept writing and recording through that period without much fuss about their place in the scene.
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