Theoretical Girl has released six limited edition singles, It’s All Too Much (Fake Product), Red Mist (Half Machine Records), The Hypocrite and Another Fight both on Salvia/XL Recordings and Rivals and Red Mist both on (Memphis Industries) all to high critical acclaim. Also out is a limited edition 7” split covering a Tokyo Police Club song ‘Nursery, Academy’, available exclusively from Pure Groove and a Japan only release of acoustic versions of ‘The Boy I Left Behind’ and ‘I Should Have Loved You More’. In August 2009, Theoretical Girl released her debut album Divided on Memphis Industries and garnered some rave reviews including an 8/10 review in NME and Clash Magazine. Having gigged tirelessly throughout Europe and the world over the past three years, including a short tour of Japan and Hong Kong and an appearance at SXSW Festival, Theoretical Girl, armed either with just her guitar and backing tracks, accompanied by a string quartet or backed by her band ‘The Equations’, has built up a formidable following, and an impressive list of bands she’s played with – Robyn, The xx, Little Boots, Maximo Park, Kate Nash, Lethal Bizzle, Calvin Harris, Good Shoes, Metric, amongst many others. http://www.myspace.com/iamtheoreticalgirl A selection of press reviews… “….goth-pop genius….” - NME|“…lovely…” - NEU MAGAZINE|“…stone cold brilliant….” - NME|“this is a recipe for truly amazing, joyous and heavenly simplistic music.” - ARTROCKER|“she’s totally genius” - THE PIX|“the brilliant Southend siren” - THE SUNDAY TIMES|“inventive, idiosyncratic and utterly loveable” - MAPS MAGAZINE|“a mix of minimalism and arty sensuality……she’s a pop sensation in waiting.” - GOD IS IN THE TV ZINE|“…immensely talented singer and songwriter…” - MAPS MAGAZINE|“disturbing yet addictive” – DROWNED IN SOUND|“fabulous” - FACT MAGAZINE|“a perfect pop song” - MUSIC WEEK|“more colour and innocence than a stick of her home-cultured Southend rock” - GIGWISE|“there are seeds here that could become something for this country to be very proud of” - MUSIC OMH|“simple, clever and chic…a Chanel suit of a pop track” - ROCKFEEDBACK.COM|“…it is a mystery why anyone in a position to do so has not already signed her up after seeing her play live…4/5” - THE GUARDIAN|“…takes the girl singer-songwriter to a new level over and above many of her contemporaries…” - FLUX MAGAZINE |
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