1000 Forms of Fear is the sixth studio album by Australian singer-songwriter Sia Furler. It was released on 4 July 2014. In an interview published by NME in February 2015, Furler revealed that the album as a contractual obligation: Basically, I put this out to get out of my publishing deal. I was planning to be a pop song writer for other artists. In an interview with Dazed & Confused, Furler explainted that she had decided to not show her face during the promotion of 1000 Forms of Fear. Instead she focused on creating visual art through her videos. Furler recruited American child dancer Maddie Ziegler to be her persona on stage and performer with her back facing to the camera. 1000 Forms of Fear Q&A.

But instead of being a contradiction, Sia’s sixth studio album - which contains her poppiest material to date, if only because she is so much of pop music today - seems intent on reconciling these two sides of her career. 1000 Forms of Fear is an experiment in how to make a solid, cohesive pop album without actually being a pop star. For the most part, it works. Sia’s longtime collaborator Greg Kurstin, who, like her, has worked alongside many of pop’s biggest names (including Lily Allen, Pink and Kelly Clarkson), produced the album

1000 Forms of Fear offers the artist’s most thunderous and frenetic sound to date, employing her powerful voice to punch through layers of tinny electric drums and glitchy synths. Sia teams with The Weeknd and Diplo on Elastic Heart, an uptempo electric ballad that uses a dizzying composition and polished harmonies to showcase both Sia’s talent as a songwriter and the album’s skilful production. Sia Furler’s sixth album immediately unveils its kinetic potential with the unreined anthem Chandelier. 1000 Forms of Fear offers the artist’s most thunderous and frenetic sound to date, employing her powerful voice to punch through layers of tinny electric drums and glitchy synths.

1000 Forms of Fear offers the artist’s most thunderous and frenetic sound to date, employing her powerful voice to punch through layers of tinny electric drums and glitchy synths.

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Sia's new solo album "1000 Forms of Fear" has been pegged with a summer release for months, but on Wednesday (May 14), the full-length finally received a concrete release date. 1000 Forms of Fear" will be out on July 8 through RCA/Monkey Puzzle Records. Produced by Greg Kurstin at Echo Studio in Los Angeles, "1000 Forms of Fear" follows the notoriously press-shy pop artist's 2010 release "We Are Born. Chandelier" has been released as the first single from the album, with "Dance Moms" star Maddie Ziegler serving as the Sia stand-in in its captivating music video. Check out the track list to Sia's "1000 Forms of Fear" album: 1. Chandelier 2. Big Girls Cry 3. Burn the Pages 4. Eye of the Needle 5. Hostage 6. Straight for the Knife 7. Fair Game 8. Elastic Heart (produced by Diplo, co-produced by Greg Kurstin) 9. Free the Animal 10. Fire Meet Gasoline 11. Cellophane.

Listen to 1000 Forms Of Fear by Sia on Deezer. Total duration:48 min. 01. Chandelier. Sia. 1000 Forms Of Fear. Composers: Sia Furler - Jesse Shatkin.

On 1000 Forms of Fear, it's clear that her time as a hitmaker for others not only brought her quirks into the mainstream, but also made the songs she kept for herself catchier. To be fair, We Are Born began this transformation; its unexpected but winning mix of new wave, synth pop, and R&B brought newfound polish to her highly personal style. Here, she simplifies her py aesthetic even further, using broader strokes and bigger hooks to convey freedom from the past on "Burn the Pages" and "Straight for the Knife"'s shimmering death wishes.

1000 Forms of Fear is the sixth studio album by Australian singer Sia. It was released on 4 July 2014 by Monkey Puzzle and RCA Records worldwide, and Inertia Records in Australia. 1000 Forms of Fear earned Sia three ARIA Music Awards in 2014 and was listed as one of the best albums of 2014 by several publications, including The Boston Globe and Rolling Stone. The lead single "Chandelier" received four Grammy nominations for Song of the Year, Record of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, and Best Music Video.