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Timothy Nelson & The Infidels

Albums

2014 Terror Terror, Hide It Hide It
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Reviews / Live
Live Review: Disconnect Festival
"It's not often a festival lives up to its own hype, but Disconnect delivered on its tagline: 'What a festival should be.'"
News / Music
Timothy Nelson Cleans Up At 2014 WA Music Awards
Multiple nods also go to KUČKA, Pond, The Love Junkies and more
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Timothy Nelson & The Infidels, Mathas, The Wilds, Golden String
An all-local bill thoroughly entertains Amplifier Bar.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Timothy Nelson & The Infidels - Terror Terror, Hide It Hide It
It’s in the delicacy and composure in which Nelson handles his songs that he shines.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Timothy Nelson & The Infidels - Terror Terror, Hide It Hide It
"As Terror Terror, Hide It Hide It proves, the results can be sublime"
Features / Music
Have Timothy Nelson & The Infidels Finally Shed Their Folk Tag?
The band have created their catchiest material yet.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: TIMOTHY NELSON & THE INFIDELS, AUTOPILOT, THESE WINTER NIGHTS, VILLAIN
Screams from the dancefloor beckoned Nelson back to the stage for an encore, letting the crowd dance on well into the night.
News / Music
EXCLUSIVE: Watch WAM Award Nominated Timothy Nelson Stripped Back
He gives us two songs before this week's WAM Awards.
Features / Premiere
EXCLUSIVE: Timothy Nelson - Good As It Gets [theMusic Sessions]
Features / Premiere
EXCLUSIVE: Timothy Nelson & The Infidels - Cocoa Jackson [theMusic Sessions]
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Fat Shans Festivus II
In two short years the name Fat Shans has become synonymous with the forefront of exceptional West Australian music.
Features / Music
Timothy Nelson & The Infidels Indie Focus
Two years in the making, the debut album from Perth’s Timothy Nelson & The Infidels sounds a whole lot more than the indie budget would suggest. Michael Smith asks how he did it.
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