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    Tim Cooper

    Tim Cooper has written for most national newspapers and many magazines on every subject from politics to pop culture. His first published work was in his own punk fanzine, Cliché. He lives in north London.



    Album Review
    Honkytonk Homage with a Dry Lyrical Twist
    Tim Cooper Posted On March 29, 2016


    There’s an old adage that inside every music journalist there’s a frustrated musician.  Unlike most of his peers in that most dubious of professions, Andrew Mueller, who left his native Australia in a futile search for fame and fortune as […]


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    Columns
    My Top 10 Albums 2015
    Tim Cooper Posted On December 29, 2015


    1. Jason Isbell – Something More Than Free 2. Songhoy Blues – Music In Exile 3. Robert Chaney – Cracked Picture Frames 4. Mbongwana Star – From Kinshasa  5. Melody Gardot – Currency Of Man 6. The Very Best – […]


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    Album Review
    American History From a Band from Yorkshire
    Tim Cooper Posted On October 7, 2015


    It would be fair to say that the city of Sheffield, famed for its steelworks, straight-talking Yorkshire folk and strangely named football team (Sheffield Wednesday), is not exactly steeped in Americana. And while it boasts an impressive musical pedigree, stretching […]


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