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thommo has written the following articles:

606

Time for T-T: Chris goes cross country

News by Thomas Blatchford

The first Chris T-T solo headline tour gets going with NYC anti-folker Thomas Traux and all.»

7010

Bearsuit - chargr / what, you've never seen snow before?

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Those super-furry Peel-favourites from Norwich serve up another riot of cherryade, fake blood, brass instruments and blistering pogo action.»

Judas Kisses at Southampton The Joiners, Mon 04 Oct

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Yes, it really is only one person making all that noise.»

Superheroes - Alcohol and Fighting

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Worth trying if you're outspoken, dishevelled and/or slightly bitter.»

Where The Spoken Play - Where The Spoken Play

Review by Thomas Blatchford

So ramshackle it could make a Pete Doherty gig look like Kraftwerk (but, quite thankfully, doesn’t).»

6829

The Others - Stan Bowles

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Thrilling punk urchins? Aimless QPR-bothering chancers? Take your pick, but the song's quite endearing, y'know...»

6830

Super Furry Animals - Songbook Vol. 1

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Those Welsh eclecto-pop masters release 'Greatest Hits' package - but is it a glorious confirmation of their supremacy as a 'singles band'?»

Countermine - Smallest Fears EP

Review by Thomas Blatchford

That their singer emits something resembling anger three minutes into ‘The Smallest Fears EP’ shows that they do at least mean it. And they make a nice noise in the process, so that’s a bonus.»

6742

Bonemachine - Vent

Review by Thomas Blatchford

‘Vent’ is a mini-album rammed with haunting songs – in a way that you could actually wake up with a cold sweat on, hoping that the sound coming from beneath the bed is a bass line laced with guitars and not something a bit more sinister...»

9021

Mclusky - She Will Only Bring You Happiness

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Needless to say, Falkous has his scary voice on.»

Fleeing New York - Hollywood Bowl

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Lip-curled whirlwinds of, for want of a less clichéd phrase, rock and, indeed, roll. Guess where. Detroit, you say? Nope, uh…Southampton.»

6058

Grade AOK: Fleeing New York to tour Uni's

News by Thomas Blatchford

The South Coast's indie-glam-art-blues-rock-mongers take on the nation's higher education establishments...»

12179

The Hot Puppies - Green Eyeliner

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Every fey indie disco should aspire to play this sort of thing, Daddy-o…»

The Waxworks Waltz - Death Ray EP

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Three men with electrical flea market instruments and funny eyes have arrived...»

[CULTUREINDUSTRY] - dj ascetic loves himself badly / the recognitions

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Does notably well at giving its listeners the willies whilst barely batting an eyelid, so better fear for your (and their) sanity when then look like they’re struggling.»

New Found Glory - Failure's Not Flattering (What's Your Problem)

Review by Thomas Blatchford

NFG assure us that new single ’Failure’s Not Flattering (What’s Your Problem)’ duly “nods to the songwriting and production of the ‘80s.” Sorry, what did you say? Something about bandwagons?»

Daughters Courageous - Demo

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Strong-lunged, big-amped, heavy-hearted alt.rock, no less.»

6563

65daysofstatic - The Fall Of Math

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Thomas Blatchford lays it on the line: "If this sort of indescribably wonderful clamour doesn’t influence countless ensembles in its wake then we’ll eat our own effects pedals."»

6527

Damien Dempsey - Seize The Day

Review by Thomas Blatchford

He's still working towards troubadour stardom, but rest assured that there are much worse storytellers to sit comfortably for.»

Truck Seven Festival 2004

In Depth by Thomas Blatchford

One boy's account of a weekend's band action: bring on the Rotary Club falafels...»

(Angel)strike a Light! Jim Bob back on the road

News by Thomas Blatchford

Latest acoustic tour to support new album, the book, a film featuring Fruitbat and the Carter repertoire.»

6358

Skandinavia - Never Too Late

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Stormy, mystical and highly enjoyable Iceland rock it is, then.»

6419

Siobhan Parr at Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms, Wed 14 Jul

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Wow, that voice - so brimming with emotion it’s as if her heart were located in her voice-box, vulnerable enough to quiver but strong enough to stun.»

Bonemachine, Dilutral, Brenda at Southampton The Joiners, Fri 16 Jul

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Jazz? Well, it’s a broad term, so perhaps. Ambient? Only if you’re a bit disturbed. Whatever it is, it’s bloody marvellous.»

6286

The 5678s - Woo Hoo

Review by Thomas Blatchford

It could have easily slipped into the Pulp Fiction soundtrack had Dick Dale's fret dexterity been replaced by a deranged owl on vocals. Altogether now: "WOO-HOO! WOO-HOO-HOOOOO!"»

6253

Mondo - Before The Fall

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Like waking up after a night out with Spiritualized and Godspeed! only to find fuzzy sonic guitar ambience lapping at your bare feet. Go on; take their hands…»

5895

!!! - Louden Up Now

Review by Thomas Blatchford

They veer wildly from Kraftwerk-ian bleep-house to Squarepusher trying to write a pop song... If both your mind and ass remain unfreed, then better check you haven't got the pause button on. Tremendous.»

606

"Everyone wants radio hits. Even the most leftfield bollocks."

In Depth by Thomas Blatchford

War. Religion. Pasta. That's right folks, it's the second part of our Chris T-T interview...»

6134

Get Amped - Phoney Society

Review by Thomas Blatchford

Did we rally against Good Charlotte for nothing?»

6176

Turncoat - A Demonstration of Turncoat

Review by Thomas Blatchford

It’ll only demand seven minutes of your time, but you’ll feel like you’ve been driven round winding country lanes, dragged into seedy drinking establishments and lured onto the dancefloor whilst still begging for more afterwards.»

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