Throughout their history together Dreams of Tall Buildings (Darren Joyce and Justin Wiggan) have in their expansive body of work sought meaning into noise and organized sound and the architecture of space. They physiologically respond to a neural processes in unwanted sounds and noise pollution during their collaborations, beating out found samples as psychological reflections of their subconscious which at times are wired together through a practiced incubation period, with the intention of cultivating new soundscapes. Dreams of Tall Buildings can block, distort, or change/interfere with the meaning of a message in their music so don't look for one. This demarcation problem in the philosophy of their work draws the lines around the boundaries are commonly drawn between art and music. Rope parts I,II & III and Drowning The Heart Sounds is the band's debut release on their own label Museum and recorded in both the UK and Norway and features collaboration with Norwegian musician Arve Henriksen. Arve is one of Norway's leading contemporary musicians and has worked with many people over the years including Dhafer Yousseff, Frode Haltli and David Sylvian to name just a few. He has also released his own solo albums.