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I Didn't Mean to Haunt You

Thor Harris · 2022

57 min · 20 tracks · rock music

A haunting blend of introspective lyrics and ethereal soundscapes, merging rock with ambient textures to explore themes of loss and existence.

Top tracks — play these first

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    sorry4dying — Opening with delicate instrumentation, this track sets an emotional tone that captures the essence of vulnerability threaded throughout the album.
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    the memories we lost in translation — At just over a minute long, this brief interlude encapsulates the feeling of disconnection, serving as a poignant moment between longer tracks.
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    gone gone — This track features expansive soundscapes that reflect on themes of departure and acceptance, making it one of the album's most moving pieces.
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    fantasyworld — With intricate arrangements and poignant lyrics, this song explores escapism while maintaining an emotional depth that resonates with listeners.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • long, immersive listening sessions
  • atmospheric background focus
  • contemplative emotional reflections
  • gradual builds and payoffs

Where this album fits

Career context
Released on November 10, 2022, I Didn't Mean to Haunt You marks Thor Harris's first full-length solo album after years as a prolific collaborator. Known for his work with bands like Swans and Shearwater, this record showcases his artistic evolution into a deeply personal songwriting style.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 sorry4dying 4:44
  • 2 tell me a joke 5:04
  • 3 don't mind me 5:09
  • 4 picking up hands 4:59
  • 5 born yesterday 6:01
  • 6 the memories we lost in translation 1:42
  • 7 house settling 4:52
  • 8 knots 4:11
  • 9 fantasyworld 7:18
  • 10 fractions of infinity 5:23
  • 11 cassini's division 8:16
  • 12 cassini's division (demo)
  • 13 song to go home to
  • 14 spring, summer, fall
  • 15 dustcutter
  • 16 gone gone
  • 17 knots (ambient demo)
  • 18 not ready for heaven
  • 19 fractions of infinity (demo)
  • 20 new goodbye

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