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1. • Tim Holehouse
   • 
     www.dieshellsuit.co.uk/article_detail.asp?rID=3622
     [Edited by Tim Holehouse at 06:54 on 08/05/09]
   • [06:54 on 08/05/09]
2. • Tim Holehouse
   • And another...
     
     www.americana-uk.com/auk/modules.php?op=modload&name=Revi...
   • [18:24 on 14/05/09]
3. • Marek
   • Nice one Journeyman
   • [20:46 on 17/05/09]
4. • Tim Holehouse
   • Thank you kindly sir... be nice if reviews lead to a few more sales... ha ha!
   • [16:47 on 18/05/09]
5. • Tim Holehouse
   • www.subba-cultcha.com/article_album.php?id=9682
     
     another one... slowly but surely as they say. Now to turn this into sales... ha ha!
     
     Its on itunes et al for those inclined that way plus CD and Red vinyl (please buy the wax I got heaps of it... ha ha!)
   • [07:37 on 11/06/09]
6. • Tim Holehouse
   • And Collective like me... not seen out in the mags yet... but I don't flick through them that often.
     
     www.collective-zine.co.uk/reviews/?id=6896
     
     
     
   • [07:58 on 09/07/09]
7. • Tim Holehouse
   • Apparently in this months terrorizer... not seen it yet though mind... could be a slagging off... dunno know.
   • [08:08 on 06/08/09]
8. • Tim Holehouse
   • Its a 6 out 10... basically describing the record. Not too bad.
   • [12:08 on 06/08/09]
9. • Tim Holehouse
   • www.losingtoday.com/it/reviews.php?review_id=5177
     
     In some crazy language could be calling me a cunt...
     
     and this nice one of Howls at midnight...
     
     cowsarejustfood.wordpress.com/2009/05/21/timothy-c-holehouse-...
     
     By the way if you want the Howls at midnight album I think Norman records have a few left. Or dead pilot may have a couple... but I have none sorry.
     
   • [07:45 on 14/08/09]
10. • mamba
    • Italian one crudely translated as:
      
      Seventy minutes and seconds of thirty-five notturne limited environments and distressing. A few peals of a rope marking guidelines for drones traveling alone at night more enveloping. We think sporadic rhythmic foundation to remember the sense of time. Tim fills the gaps with rounds like the blues desert ghost town of which recounts. Then suddenly a cascade of arpeggios in the distance fills the space dew drops (as the final "Their Tracks Span This Land"). In all about "To The HOWLS At Midnight" There are seven lengthy tracks linked together by a sense of continuity as a single long story. Beautiful as usual cardboard packaging curated by Dead Pilot.
      
    • [08:54 on 14/08/09]
11. • Tim Holehouse
    • Cheers mamba... Italian ah... Blimey my stuff gets about doesn't it.
      
    • [10:45 on 14/08/09]
12. • Tim Holehouse
    • www.whisperinandhollerin.com/reviews/review.asp?id=6355
      
      One more to add.
    • [07:48 on 27/08/09]
13. • Tim Holehouse
    • Oh and these guys are now stocking both records... Howls at midnight it maybe the only place you can get this now.
      
      www.normanrecords.com/records/108054
    • [07:50 on 27/08/09]
14. • Tim Holehouse
    • An one from Mike on this here website...
      
      www.ninehertz.co.uk/viewitem/3670
    • [08:09 on 07/09/09]
15. • Tim Holehouse
    • www.music-dash.co.uk/live/archivelive.asp?item=1299
      
      Found an old review...
    • [11:56 on 08/10/09]

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