Review Submissions!

Victoly!

My submissions policy is now much simpler: feel free to send me something, but there is no guarantee I will write about it. The address to reach me at is pointsofdata AT gmail.com. I’ll often reply to emails that have a personal touch, because I like conversations; I usually reply to emails fairly promptly but can sometimes take up to a week depending on how busy I am. Sorry if this happens: I run and write NFI entirely for the love and as you can see I don’t support the site with ads.

NFI will be less regularly updated than it was in 2010 and 2011 whilst I focus my efforts on my own band and my other writing projects. That said I still like things that are interesting enough that I feel driven to write about them so why not see if what you want to send me fits into one of the two following vague categories?

THINGS I LIKE: albums, EPs, singles – digital or physical, it’s all good; books or films about music and particularly punk rock; interesting genre films; interesting genre books; non-fiction that for lack of a better term I’ll describe as ‘political/historical’; D.I.Y. ethics and spirit; irreverence.

THINGS I’LL PASS ON: PR guff for bands (this includes tour dates, press releases, release announcements, other promotional puff); anything that is overly excited by industry awards or major label nonsense; self-published books 99.999% of the time; games (but only because you should send those to Arcadian Rhythms instead).

Disclosure Policy

  1. No sex.
  2. No drugs.
  3. No wine.
  4. No women.
  5. No fun.
  6. No sin.
  7. No you.
  8. No wonder it’s dark.
  9. The opinions on this blog, where not otherwise specified, are mine alone.
  10. Where I recognise that a conflict of interest may be perceived, it will be stated.
  11. I have never received financial or material compensation for my reviews beyond review copies.
  12. I like whiskey and hugs. I won’t speak better of your work if you give me either, but I will speak fondly of your personal character.
  13. I am not quite an adherent of the Slow Blogging Manifesto, but I do admire it.

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