As modern-day pen pals, Sean Dunlop and Jamie Radford have utilized the Internet to compose their unique songs for over seven years. Being separated by the Atlantic Ocean has had little affect on their productivity. Radford provides lyrics via email for Dunlop who then composes the music.


“These Curious thoughts are a band for the 21st century.” – Wildy - WILDY'S WORLD

“Fantastic effort for two dudes collaborating across the Atlantic. Dunlop is a musical genius, and Radford’s lyrics provide the perfect counterpoint. They’re smart, clever and insightful.” – Brian Watson - DPRP.net

“This dynamic duo from two separate continents have simply got it together.” – MF Greens - Vandala Concepts

The songs have varying sounds to keep you listening, some bordering more of a sound that is very reminiscent of 70’s soft-rock. – Trigger Happy Listener

“Definite sounds of late 60s and early 70s influence through the music, quite a bit of this could sit alongside Sgt Peppers without raising an eyebrow.” – Simon Jones - Rumbles & Grumbles

“‘The bass however owes nearly everything to The Beatles and Paul McCartneys’ Hoffner throb.” – Jules - TAPEtoTAPE

“This is a fascinating experiment in transatlantic musical relations hinting at a pair of powerful song writing imaginations.” – Stephen Morris - RockKent.com

“These Curious Thoughts gave me some curious thoughts on how a couple of fellows who were across the pond from each other could actually make a music project blossom into a full blown band. These guys had the raw garage chops and musical intuition to pull it off.” – Cory - Boy Meets Music


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