Herald Sun by James Wigney TIM Freedman is proud of his work, but admits not all the songs have come up trumps, James Wigney writes.

Sydney Morning Herald by Keith Austin THE WHITLAMS frontman Tim Freedman has a bit of a reputation as a boozer and a prickly interview. He is, as

MAG by Ed. Nimmervoll As the guiding spirit of The Whitlams, Tim Freedman knows success can be both a blessing and a curse. Ed. Nimmervoll

The West Australian by William Yeoman Since their now-famous collaboration with the WA Symphony Orchestra in 2004, the Whitlams have released another album, Little Cloud.

www.abc.net.au by Sharon Kennedy Plays piano, reads a lot, writes songs with narrative structure and likes lots of the new Aussie music: that’s Tim Freedman

Music Australia Guide by Ed Nimmervoll The Whitlams’ Tim Freedman, one of Australia’s most talented songwriters, gets it right on the new album, Little Cloud and

Various by Various Listen Up: album of the week Kathy McCabe Tim Freedman is one of those songwriters who conjures mini-movies in your head with

Sunday Herald Sun by Paul Nassari After a rest from  his hectic lifestyle, a re-energised Tim Freedman and gang are back. With an ambitious new

The Courier Mail by Noel Mengel             DESPITE his reputation as a chronicler of urban life – as if he

Sydney Morning Herald by Kelsey Munro             The Metro, November 26 Coming just in time for the tailend of this

Melbourne Age by Andrew Murfett THE WHITLAMS Corner Hotel, October 29th Let’s call it a comeback. Judging by the response from Saturday night’s sold out

Sunday Telegraph by Vince Lovegrove Tim Freedman strode on to the tiny stage in the steamy Soho club, plonked himself on the piano stool and