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Music Review | The Thermals: For a Band Singing of Faith and Fatalism, Brevity Is the Essence of Rock
06-Mar-2007
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The band scrambled through a set that included cryptic prayers and unfinished love stories, but they never strayed far from their bare-bones formula on Sunday.
Clipse, Shins, Girl Talk, Thermals Added to CMJ (Pitchfork)
12-Sep-2006
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CMJ has announced even more performers for its previously reported fall extravaganza, the CMJ Music Marathon , which kicks off in NYC on October 31 and runs through November 4. Predictably, the additions are pretty incredible, running the gamut from the indie-normous (the Shins) to recent favorites (the Thermals) to the lame (Medeski, Martin and Wood).
Thermals Tour With Cursive, Talk New Album (Pitchfork)
09-Sep-2006
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Fresh off last month's release of the phenomenal The Body, The Blood, The Machine , the Thermals have penciled in a massive fall tour, on which they will serve as Cursive 's opening act.
White Light White Heat for Thermals, Of Montreal (Spin)
03-Sep-2006
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White Light White Heat for Thermals, Of Montreal The Thermals fired up local fans while Of Montreal lit a fuse under Bumbershoot-goers to explosive results.
Thermals Prep New Album, Tour (Pitchfork)
01-Sep-2006
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Just like their namesakes, Portland's Thermals keep whomever comes in contact with them twitching, but in a good way, since they also keep us warm...in our souls, that is. Unlike their namesakes, however, the Thermals are made of pure rock.
The Thermals (Seattle Weekly)
01-Sep-2006
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Plus CD reviews of Pajo, Wooden Wand and the Sky High Band, and Strange Fruit Project.
Infinite Mixtape #33: The Thermals: "A Pillar of Salt" (Pitchfork)
26-Aug-2006
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Story goes, God turned Lot's wife into a pillar of salt for looking back, but that sure as fuck hasn't stopped the Thermals from culling the best elements of their first two records, cranking the energy to eleven, and barnstorming heaven and earth with The Body, the Blood, the Machine , due out tomorrow via Sub Pop. "A Pillar of Salt" perhaps best exemplifies that relentless energy, as
Band on the run... from the hand of God. (IGN Music)
26-Aug-2006
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August 25, 2006 - Going from a sophomore album titled F*ckin' A to a third album that plays out like the Old Testament and New Testament on shuffle might sound strange coming from another band, but with a lead singer that sounds like the quirky sonic lovechild of David Byrne and Ben Folds, nothing is unexpected for The Thermals.
Thermals To Release Third LP (CMJ)
03-May-2006
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Portland punks the Thermals are set to release their third full-length, The Body, The Blood, The Machine August 22 on Sub Pop. This album, the follow-up to 2004’s excellent Fuckin’ A , finds Hutch Harris and Kathy Foster down a drummer (Jordan Hudson left the group late last year) and recording as a duo with producer Brendan Canty of Fugazi.
Humming out of tune (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
13-Mar-2006
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The Thermals, a rambunctious rock band from Portland, Ore., were en route between gigs last year when they got a phone call from their label, Sub Pop. Hummer wanted to pay them $50,000 for the right to use their song “It’s Trivia” in a commercial.
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