welcome to the second thought website. audio files can be found on the artistserver page, cds and free downloads can be found on the relevant releases page.

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12/12/11 · the final ever second thought release is now available, entitled another setting sun. the retrospective compilation can be downloaded for free from no-source. also, check the journal page for a goodbye message from ross and some musings on the last thirteen years of second thought. the front page of the website contains the full discography from the project's early days, with details of the early releases for the first time. goodbye!

01/12/11 · to welcome in the festive period, last year's christmas ep is now available to download in lossless format and various mp3 formats through my bandcamp.

15/11/11 · 'closed loops of a train', an outtake from the forthcoming ross baker album the blackbirds' revenge can be heard on a new compilation released through itsu jitsu and ethno indigo, which can be downloaded for free here.

08/11/11 · ross baker has provided a 'treatment' of karramantha by loose link and option command for their remix album of the same name, which can be downloaded here.

06/11/11 · since every hour is too late gets a brief write-up in the october edition of aiding & abetting.

28/10/11 · another review of safernoc is now online, courtesy of steve palmer at terrascope - read it here. a second thought mix called a nearby forest, featuring more artists than you can wave a stick at, can be downloaded and streamed from the new worck.

26/10/11 · leaf pass has been reviewed by the ever-supportive nicola of sounds behind the corner. the review is in italian.

24/10/11 · a review of safernoc and related in-depth interview with ross baker can be found by following those links to the tuning into the obscure music blog.

20/10/11 · a review of since every hour is too late can be read at sonic curiosity.

14/10/11 · 'mip and bella' from since every hour is too late can be heard on the future sound of london's latest podcast electric brain storms volume 7, available through their website.