Rolo Tomassi
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Line-up
| 2005- | James Spence - vocals, synths |
| 2005- | Eva Spence - vocals |
| 2012- | Chris Cayford - guitars |
| 2012- | Nathan Fairweather - bass |
| 2018- | Al Pott - drums |
| 2005-2011 | Joseph Thorpe - bass |
| 2005-2013 | Edward Dutton - drums |
| 2011-2012 | Joe Nicholson - guitars |
| 2014-2018 | Tom Pitts - drums |
Discography
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2008 | Hysterics | 6.6 |
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2010 | Cosmology | 6.9 |
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2012 | Astraea | 7.3 |
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2015 | Grievances | 7.7 |
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2018 | Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It | 8.2 |
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2022 | Where Myth Becomes Memory | 7.8 |
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2006 | Rolo Tomassi [EP] | |
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2007 | Summer Tour '07 [EP] |
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2005 | Demo [Demo] | |
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2009 | Cancer Bats/Rolo Tomassi [Split] | |
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2011 | Eternal Youth [Compilation] | |
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2016 | BBC Sessions [Live] | |
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2021 | Cloaked [Single] | 7.5 |
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2022 | Maximum Metal Vol. 269 [VA] |
Latest reviews
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What’s the hardest part of releasing a masterpiece? Following it up.
Review by musclassia ›› |
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Is there even such a thing as originality in music anymore? Is it unrealistic to aspire towards perfection? When I find myself pondering questions such as these, I listen to Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It.
Review by musclassia ›› |
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Light and dark. Black and white. Yin and yang. Balancing the dark is something often searched for and Rolo Tomassi's fifth album does it.
Review by RaduP ›› |
News
| 26.07.2019 | with James Spence |
| 16.03.2022 | 2022: A Return To Gigs |
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