Mister And Missis L. T. Wye, Esquire

"...Ian Thistlethwaite tackles ideas in his songwriting with an oblique and perceptive approach, that often pretends to be head-on and un-analytical. It’s probably appropriate to call him a singer-songwriter, but also misleading, since most of those bash out some chords on a guitar and don’t think too hard about what they’re doing. Not only are the songs ironic, intelligent, and pleasingly off-the-wall, they are set to an eclectic diversity of sonic landscapes, many of which are infectious grooves, constructed from ingredients as varied as acoustic country-rock and clunky synth-pop.