The band's 1997 album, "Super Refraction," showcases their signature blend of melodicism and noisy, effects-laden guitar work, solidifying their place in the UK's indie rock scene. This release featured a more experimental edge, with intricate arrangements and a wider dynamic range than their previous work.
- "Super Refraction" was released on October 13, 1997, by the independent label Mistle Thrush.
- The album is classified within the indie rock and alternative genres.
- This was Mistle Thrush's second full-length album, following their 1995 debut "From The Morning."
Mistle Thrush were a British indie rock band active in the 1990s, known for their guitar-driven sound and introspective lyrics. At the time of "Super Refraction," they were several years into their career, having already released several singles and a debut album on Fierce Panda.
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