Thoushaltnot, an American band with roots in the darkwave and electronic music genres, emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, captivating audiences with their blend of synth-driven melodies, intricate lyrics, and a fusion of classical and modern musical elements. Their debut, self-titled album "Thoushaltnot," set the stage for a band unafraid to explore deep emotional and philosophical themes through music, a trait that would become their hallmark. Over the years, Thoushaltnot's discography has grown to include several influential albums, such as "The Holiness Of Now," "The White Beyond," "Land Dispute," "You'll Wake up Yesterday," "The Projectionist," and "New World," each showcasing the band's evolution in sound while maintaining their unique identity within the electronic and darkwave scenes. Known for their thought-provoking lyrics and eclectic soundscapes, Thoushaltnot has carved a niche for themselves, appealing to fans of introspective and emotive music. Their ability to seamlessly blend classical influences with contemporary electronic music has not only set them apart but has also contributed to the ongoing dialogue within alternative music about the boundaries of genre and the endless possibilities of musical expression.