Tomtit Music Reviews Turns 30

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Tomtit Music Reviews is a series of flash reviews covering releases in any genre. The first one was about trip-hop band Break Reform’s album Reformation. The most recent batch covered hip-hop, electronic avant-garde, alternative pop, break beats, rock, standards, pop punk, cybercore, screamo and ska. I hope you’ll read, clap and comment — always the best reminder for me to check out your writing.

Here’s a complete set of links:

De La Soul’s ‘And the Anonymous Nobody’ (TMR 30)

Tuxedomoon’s “Ninotchka” (TMR 29)

‘Laid’ by James (TMR 28)

Arts the Beatdoctor’s ‘Transitions’ (TMR 27)

Andy Black’s ‘The Shadow Side’ (TMR 26)

‘The Best of Eartha Kitt’ (TMR 25)

Sum-41’s ‘Underclass Hero’ (TMR 24)

Sever Black Paranoia’s ‘Metasentiment’ (TMR 23)

Saosin’s Self-Titled Album (TMR 22)

Metalliska: A Ska Tribute to 80’s Metal (TMR 21)

Tomtit Music Reviews Turns 20

Tomtit Music Reviews Turns 10

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