Virtual Indie-Rock? Tom & Jerry haunted by the ghosts of post-rock? Post-laptop glitch and Clicks & Cuts? An attempt to outdo everything or simply another candidate for the nonsense album of 2002? "Thought for Food" explores the limits of instrumental trickery on top of careful sample-database management. They are obsessed with their respective autobiography of sound and create a work rich in reference to TV, vintage newscasts, redneck evangelists, and hippie gurus. The result is energetic, idealistic, feet whipping, unsettling, and disturbing at times...but always guards a delicate instrumental flow against digital sterility.