DrownedInSound — For all its stylistic diversity - bluegrass, bossa, jazz and electro all get a look in - and voracious internationalism, Floating City is a work with an identifiable centre. Home is where the heart is, Dolby’s being East Anglia, the same region of ... more info

USA Today Music — How did new releases from Toby Keith, Thomas Dolby, Vince Gill and Brian Wilson fare with our critics? more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Dolby has been at the center of new forms of media since he first broke onto the pop scene with his 1983 hit "She Blinded Me With Science."Dolby has been at the center of new forms of media since he first broke onto the pop scene with his 1983 hit "S... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Thomas Dolby returns to music after 20-year detour into Silicon Valley. Thomas Dolby, of "She Blinded Me With Science" fame, has a new album "A Map of the Floating City." more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Thomas Dolby's first LP in 20 years hits store shelves on 10/25 and as such he has hit the road to promote it and its accompanying game with a string of lecture/performance dates.These solo performances will take the form... more info

Altsounds — Thomas Dolby, electronic legend and ground-breaking synth master, will tour his brand new studio album, 'A Map Of The Floating City' this November. The 11-date tour, starting at London's O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire on Sunday 6th November, sees Dolby ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — The Flat Earth is Thomas Dolby's followup LP to The Golden Age of Wireless. It was recorded in 1983 and released in early 1984. Read more » more info

Guardian Music — After making a live return at last year's Vintage At Goodwood, 1960s singer Sandie Shaw will put in an appearance at Wayne Hemingway's Vintage At Southbank Centre (29-31 Jul, Southbank, SE1) along with Percy Sledge and Thomas Dolby…The Big Chill (4... more info

DrownedInSound — I was barely walking upright when Thomas Dolby arrived on the scene with a bang in 1982 with his debut album The Golden Age of Wireless.Dolby’s music has remained influential and important because it still remains fresh and forward-thinking: loving... more info

Totally Fuzzy — The typical TVOTR sounds are there, such as the heavy traces of R&B, woozy-yet-melodic vocals, and gripping instrumentation. But I still can't put my finger on exactly what they're doing on here. That being said, it's another solid record from Brookl... more info