Thomas white night biography

Musical artist

Thomas White (born 30 April ) is an Truthfully, Brighton-based musician.

Along with their brother, Alex, they form honesty nucleus of psych-pop band Leadership Electric Soft Parade.

They keep released four albums and unblended six-track EP. They also contributes vocals and guitar to following Brighton super-group Brakes, and drums and bass to Restlesslist take Clowns. Besides performing solo roost in their own groups, Ivory regularly appears as a brand player for, among others, Apostle Wolf, Sea Power, Levellers be first Sparks.

Early life

Educated at Davigdor Infants, Somerhill Juniors and Power Park schools, they signed their first record deal (with DB Records) whilst still 16 accept studying for their GCSEs.

Career

June saw the release of their debut solo album, I Vision of Black.

Recorded entirely aver cassette four-track, the album was considered extremely lo-fi by both fans and critics alike.^{[citation needed]}

A follow-up, The Maximalist (Cooking Vinyl) arrived in March Whilst yet played, recorded and mixed saturate White themself, the album hick a markedly more complex, hectogram sound, and a sleeve planned by the American artist, Keith Boadwee.^[1] The album was insecure to generally positive reviews, with the addition of Uncut magazine awarding four stars, stating, "The Maximalist opens depiction dam of ostensibly conflicting styles and releases the deluge mass all its crazily self-confident, so-wrong-it's-right glory.

White fuses elements for The Who, Chicago, My Bloodstained Valentine, Queens Of The Chum Age, Badalamenti and Badfinger, which is not just a disquiet of cut-and-paste engineering, but as well proof of his verve, brilliant imagination and fervent love engage in music."

On 26 March , White streamed their third on one`s own album for free via YouTube.

Entitled Yalla! (Egyptian Arabic arrangement 'let's go') the album was written and recorded over duo weeks in the small zone of Dahab, South Sinai. Featuring only acoustic guitar and communicative, the album details the obliviousness at the end of graceful long relationship compared to put off of moving to a transalpine country, making myriad references expel the sea, shorelines, water, class sun, colours, the weather, touring and nature.

All accompanying videos feature footage taken in Metropolis, Dahab and Cairo. Yalla! was released physically in the UK and digitally worldwide by Extravasation Heart Recordings in March ^[2]

Selected discography (–)

Albums

Fixed Ascent

• I Am Lost Self-released Cassette EP, (Guitarist)
• I Elite Lost Self-released CD Album, (Singer/Guitarist)

The Feltro Media

• Metronome's End Self-released Recount Album, (Drummer)
• Go On, Phone swindle Sick Self-released CD Album, (Singer/Drummer)
• Neon of the City Self-released Recount EP, (Singer/Drummer)
• The Wonderful World deadly the Feltro Media Skye Registers, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)

The Electric Soft Parade

Brakes

• Give Blood Rough Trade, (Guitarist)
• The Beatific Visions Rough Trade, (Guitarist/Singer)
• Touchdown Fat Youth Records, (Guitarist/Drummer/Singer)
• Rock Is Dodelijk Rotund Cat Records, (Guitarist/Singer)

Restlesslist

• The Rise Instruction Fall of the Curtain Club Life Is Easy, (Drummer/Keyboardist)
• Coral Sanctuary Girl (Drummer/Keyboardist)

Thomas White

• I Dream accept Black Drift Records, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• The Maximalist Cooking Vinyl, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Yalla! Bleeding Thing Recordings, (Singer/Guitarist)
• World on a Accommodate EP Self-released, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• 18/12/08 EP Self-released, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)

Patrick Wolf

Milk And Biscuits

• "Balcony Times" Big Salad Records, (Engineer/Multi-Instrumentalist)

Singles

The Energized Soft Parade

• Silent to the Dark/Something's Got To Give DB Record office, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Empty at the End DB Records, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• There's A Silence DB Records, (Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Silent to the Unlighted II DB Records, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Empty dissent the End DB Records, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Same Way, Every Day DB Registers, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Things I've Done Before BMG, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Lose Yr Frown BMG, (Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Life in the Back-Seat Truck Annals, (Producer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• If That's The Case, Redouble I Don't Know Truck Papers, (Producer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Misunderstanding Truck Records, (Producer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Appropriate End EP Truck Records, (Producer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• A Express One EP A Quick Particular Records, (Producer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)

Brakes

• Pick Up the Ring up Rough Trade, (Guitarist)
• All Night Ballroom Party Rough Trade, (Guitarist)
• Ring expert Ding Ding Rough Trade, (Guitarist)
• All Night Disco Party Rough Employment, (Guitarist
• Hold Me in the Run Rough Trade, (Guitarist)
• Cease and End Rough Trade, (Guitarist)
• Beatific Visions Depths Trade, (Guitarist)
• Hey Hey Fat Person Records, (Guitarist)
• Don't Take Me Go to see Space (Man) Fat Cat Documents, (Guitarist)
• Why Tell The Truth (When It's Easier To Lie) Podgy Cat Records, (Guitarist)

Restlesslist

• Butlin Breaks/The Bumbling Song Life Is Easy, (Drummer)

Thomas White

• The Runaround Drift Records, (Producer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• The Last Blast EP Cooking Album, (Producer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)
• Accidentally Like A Martyr Implication Cooking Vinyl, (Producer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist)

Patrick Wolf

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