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Live Music Review - Woodford Folk Festival: 

Rushing past the Didgeridoo making workshop, buskers and grass-hoppers on stilts bewildering young children - to the 12 bar, who are offering Guinness on tap and strange tasting cocktails prior to Thrillbilly Stomp. "Yeah we're pretty old school" admits Mandolin player Bill Bradney before breaking into their own brand of thigh slapping, finger jerking country sounds. Enough to break out your inner choreographer, the number of stompers multiply as new friendships are formed knee-deep in relentless flying soil. Wecoming a guest washboard player to the stage, vocalist Liz Edwards apologises to their new compadre about the subsequent key changes. Skipping with limbs in the air through 'The Dickhead Stole My Hoe' and Dolly Parton's, 'Jolene', this Lismore 4-piece fire up The Blues and Roots Stage effortlessly.

Trad and Now Magazine: 

"Thrillbilly Stomp had them Stompin' and Hollerin'" Rob Saunders Director Gold Coast Acoustic Music Festival.

The Northern Rivers Echo:

"Thrillbilly Stomp are the best bush dance band around and will have the whole family jigging and bouncing along in that fun and interactive way of the called bushdance."

Claudio Guiliani from Italian Rock Magazine BUSCEDERO:

Hi and hello hermanos Thrillbilly Stomp.

I send you my best and brotherly rockin' regards.

Good Tracks on your page.

It's a good rootsy and heart honest sound.

I send you my encouragement and one simple "ciao" from me and Buscedero, Italian rock magazine.

Claude