Tharn is the result of a re-imagining and reworking of Fall of Efrafa's 'Dominion Theology.' A collaborative effort between friends created in early 2008 by Paper Aeroplane at home.

Paper Aeroplane is Luke Scott and Richard Phoenix.

'Tharn' roughly translates as 'struck with fear,' in the context of this record Tharn represents the hesitation of so many to challenge ignorant belief. In the face of political, religious, and environmental upheaval the gut reaction for so many is to bury our heads in the sand. Only through understanding these predicaments can we work to overcome them.

300 records were pressed and sold out during the pre-order phase. They are one-sided with the b-side flaunting a screen-printed graphic.