"there’s a presence of intriguing juxtapositions. Little sonic ironies and pointed statements amidst moments of endearing delight. Really, I would say the listener is very musically well taken care of…
VZ Magazine's James Lee Philips remarks "You can't enjoy making fun of him because he beat you to it, preemptively bursting every one of his sodden balloons." Yup.
"Tom Dyer is the definition of DIY. His newest album release goes by the name of I Ain’t Blue Anymore and it’s an avant garde, bluesy rock and roll masterpiece.…
A very fine review of "Ain't Blue" at Nerdy Nothings: "Dyer ties his record together nicely at the end with a slightly more serious track, one in the vein of…
The fine folks at Psychotropic Zone were kind enough to put up a little informational posting on "Ain't Blue."
Short review in MondoCult : "Nice job on the Beefheart, but "John The Revelator" (a personal favorite) is the standout. Original composition "Pass The Jug" is my favorite of all…
"Any album that combines the sensibilities and radical restructuring of linear musical thinking that fondly recalls the best of Zappa, Beefheart, the E6 crew, The Residents, the Softies, Rachmaninoff, the…
Welcome to 2013 lovers of music – Well, the world did not end. We did plan that it would continue, as a result we have a shiny new CD release…
From Blurt: "There's also a gothic feel imbued in several of the numbers, one that's particularly pervasive in Dyer's barebones cover of the Gospel standard "John the Revelator." Dark, distinctive…
Nice review from Caitlin Hoffman at Bigger Than Beyonce: "Tom is a rogue child of the blues. You can feel the sweat in each chord, turning the tracks into emotional…