Reviews

Brandnewmusic new **'Artist of the Week'**
We Say:"What's Wrong with That" sees Thompson "turning into my mother" with intelligent observations and poppy harmonies reminiscent of the Bangles. With "Charlie" Thompson weaves a touching tale of heartbreak. An undeniably captivating voice and an ability to move effortlessly from poppy synth-aided tunes, to stripped back piano ballads. You'll Like her if.....What you¹re after is toe-tapping folk from an insightful singer songwriter. The Rickie Lee Jones-style vocals double the pleasure!

episodes.td - Lindsey Thompson/Keystone (CD)
If you love Tori Amos' voice, but prefer lighter Natalie Imbruglia material as done by a complete unknown, this set by Lindsey Thompson might be what you're after. "Woman Who Can Be" is Tori for the mass audience, with lyrics universal: think Karyn White "superwoman" stuff. It's followed by "Charlie", which takes the music of Elton John and adds sentiments that sober AA folkies like to dish out. "Got To Give" is as catchy as anything Ellis Paul has ever written, and is among the best pure pop songs I've heard this year. I sung along and simply let its melody smotherme. Songs like "Time Won't Wait" and "Common Knowledge", which boasts a nice piano opening, are catchy little buggers, and should be covered by any Saturday teen sitcom band during its "serious-issue"

The Tip Sheet - Richard James
Finally I have been to see lindsey thompson at the Kashmir Klub. This was my first time there and I found the place electrifying. lindsey was the megastar of the evening

The Kashmir Klub - (online review) Azeem
A fairly new talent to grace the by-now rather threadbare Kashmir rug (we wish!) is lindsey thompson. lindsey has a huge voice, with a lot of horsepower in reserve. "It all makes sense" could not have been more appropriate given the venue; Pure White Satin boasted an unusual bass note piano intro, one of a number of felicitous touches that betray the songwriting nouse behind lindsey's tunes.