[Review] Foreigner: 4 (1981)
The album that Rolling Stone’s Kurt Loder called “the band’s best and most adventurous album.”
Category: Thomas Dolby
Thomas Dolby: “Europa And The Pirate Twins” (1981)
The romantic ideals of the past rendered through the techknowledgey of the future.
[Review] Thomas Dolby: The Golden Age of Wireless (1982)
An early steampunk classic long before the idea had gained steam in the mainstream.
Thomas Dolby: “Windpower” (1982)
A Top 40 hit in the UK, and a signal that the winds of commercial favor were at Dolby’s back.
[Review] Thomas Dolby: Blinded By Science (1983)
An absolutely essential EP featuring five songs from the golden age of Dolby in gorgeously extended versions.
Thomas Dolby: “Hyperactive!” (1984)
The followup to “Blinded By Science” was pretty hard to follow, a kind of Art of Noisier.
[Review] Thomas Dolby: The Flat Earth (1984)
The complicated, quasi-conceptual second album from Thomas Dolby falls flat.