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Forest Fire is a NYC-based project fronted by Mark Thresher, with a rotating lineup that has included Natalie Stormann, Galen Bremer, and Robert Pounding across different eras. The project began with lo-fi indie/folk sensibilities and art-punk edges, evolVing over time into a more electronic, synth-driven sound. Forest Fire's work has drawn critical praise from notable outlets and remains a notable name in indie circles for fans of intimate songwriting and dynamic production.

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Forest Fire’s debut album, Survival, released on Catbird Records in 2008, earned strong praise and was reissued in the U.S. by Infinite Best in 2009. La Blogotheque named Survival its Album of the Year in 2008, helping establish Forest Fire as a standout in the indie scene. The band’s evolution continued with the 2011–2013 period, including the 2011 albums Staring At The X (FatCat) and the 2013 shift to a more electronic sound on Screens (FatCat). Pitchfork reviewed Staring At The X with a 7.1, and Screens received positive coverage from Pitchfork as part of Forest Fire’s critical profile. Notable non-album singles such as Future Shadows (Dec 2011) and The News (Oct 2011) highlighted the project’s willingness to experiment beyond traditional album formats. Forest Fire has toured internationally, with UK/European showcases around 2011–2012 and a Brooklyn stop at Music Hall of Williamsburg in 2012. While the official site is largely archival, Bandcamp remains a comprehensive resource for the discography, alongside major streaming platforms.

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For updates, tour information, and a direct line to tickets, keep an eye on official channels and our updated listings. We aim to connect you with Forest Fire’s live shows and releases in a straightforward, friendly way.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Forest Fire

  • Origin and lineup: Forest Fire is a NYC-based project led by Mark Thresher, with Natalie Stormann, Galen Bremer and Robert Pounding among the members during different eras.
  • Debut and reception: Debut album Survival (Catbird Records, 2008) earned strong praise and was later reissued in the US by Infinite Best (2009); La Blogotheque named Survival its Album of the Year in 2008.
  • Musical evolution: Early material described as lo-fi indie/folk with art-punk edges; the 2013 album Screens marked a shift to a more electronic, synth-driven sound.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): Screens (2013, FatCat), Staring At The X (2011, FatCat), Survival (2008, Catbird).
  • Notable singles: Future Shadows (Dec 2011) and The News (Oct 2011) were among their prominent non-album releases; neither single charted widely.
  • Awards/achievements: Pitchfork gave Staring At The X a 7.1 rating; Screens received positive coverage from Pitchfork; Survival’s acclaim included The Guardian/La Blogotheque mentions.

The records

Forest Fire Discography

  • Screens
    2013 · FatCat Records
  • Staring At The X
    2011 · FatCat Records
  • Survival
    2008 · Catbird Records

The hits

Top Forest Fire Songs

  • Future Shadows
    2011 · Did not chart
  • The News
    2011 · Did not chart

Forest Fire’s debut album, Survival, released on Catbird Records in 2008, earned strong praise and was reissued in the U.S. by Infinite Best in 2009. La Blogotheque named Survival its Album of the Year in 2008, helping establish Forest Fire as a standout in the indie scene. The band’s evolution continued with the 2011–2013 period, including the 2011 albums Staring At The X (FatCat) and the 2013 shift to a more electronic sound on Screens (FatCat). Pitchfork reviewed Staring At The X with a 7.1, and Screens received positive coverage from Pitchfork as part of Forest Fire’s critical profile. Notable non-album singles such as Future Shadows (Dec 2011) and The News (Oct 2011) highlighted the project’s willingness to experiment beyond traditional album formats. Forest Fire has toured internationally, with UK/European showcases around 2011–2012 and a Brooklyn stop at Music Hall of Williamsburg in 2012. While the official site is largely archival, Bandcamp remains a comprehensive resource for the discography, alongside major streaming platforms.

For updates, tour information, and a direct line to tickets, keep an eye on official channels and our updated listings. We aim to connect you with Forest Fire’s live shows and releases in a straightforward, friendly way.

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