Form Grows Rampant is the debut release by Peter Christopherson's solo project The Threshold HouseBoys Choir. The set is a CD + DVD. The album was originally announced in the X-Rated: The Dark Files as Rampant. The set was originally planned to be released in Blu-ray format. The DVD portion of the set includes documentary footage directed by Peter Christopherson from a vegetarian festival in Krung Thep, Thailand. He has used the video footage during his live performances since the debut concert in Russia. An alternate version of "So Young It Knows No Maturing" appears on X-Rated: The Dark Files. "As Doors Open Into Space" is a remix of the song "Mahil Athal Nadrach" from the compilation ...It Just Is.

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Form Grows Rampant
Studio album by The Threshold HouseBoys Choir
Released	April 19, 2007
Recorded	2005 October - 2007 February
Genre	Post-industrial music
Length	48:28
Producer	Peter Christopherson

Select sleeve notes on recording

"All Music and pictures composed, arranged & conducted by Peter Christopherson in the East Tower October 05 - February 07."

Produced & semi-conducted by Danny Hyde. Lightly mastered by Mark Godwin.

All voices from indigenous sources, completely re-styled, re-tuned, and re-arranged, using:

• Ableton Live 6
• Melodyne plug-in
• Auto-Tune5 & Avox Throat

CD Track listing/DVD Chapters

• Part 1: "A Time of Happening" - 7:00
• Part 2: "Imitations of Spring" - 11:27
• Part 3: "So Young It Knows No Maturing" - 14:32
• Part 4: "So Free It Knows No End" - 8:23
• Part 5: "As Doors Open Into Space" - 7:04

References

• discogs.com entry

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