Passion Fodder– English and American press, 1985-1991 Passion Fodder– English and American press, 1985-1991 Melody Maker, 08-06-1988 : "Love, Waltzes and Anarchy" - Push |
| Melody Maker, 08-08-1987 : "Glory Days" |
| Melody Maker, 08-01-1987 : "Fat Tuesday" - Carmen Keats |
| Melody Maker, 05-06-1988 : "Crimes of Passion" |
| Sounds, 08-13-1988 : "The new French Revolutionaries" - Mr Spencer |
| Sounds, 1987 : "Moody Foodies" - Andy Hurt |
| Sounds, 01-04-1987 : "Luz Blanca" - Andy Hurt |
| Sounds, 05-31-1986 : "Hard Words From A Soft Mouth" - Dave Henderson |
| NME, 08-07-1987 : "Fat Tuesday" - Paul Mann |
| NME, 06-14-1986 : "Parisian Pabulum" - Jonathan Romney |
| NME, 05-31-1986 : "Hard Words From A Soft Mouth" - Stan Barton |
| NME, 04-27-1985 : "Theo Hakola/Passion Fodder" - Jonathan Romney |
| Alternative Press, 1988 : "Staying In Touch With The Mother Land" - Mike Shea |
| Alternative Press, 1989 : "Passion Fodder" - Stacey Sanner |
| Buzz 1, February 1990 : "Passion Fodder" - Howard Glassman |
| The Chicago Tribune, 05-06-1988: "Odd pop form an American in Paris" - Tom Popson |
| Daily Bruin, 1990: "France's Fodder tore up a Bible, then 'Woke Up this Morning', & moved to L.A." - Rob Windfield |
| USA mix, 1988: "Fat Tuesday" - various authors |
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Theo Hakola – Album reviews, France| Noise, 2008 : "Theo Hakola : Drunk Women and Sexual Water" - Bil |
| Charlie Hebdo, 1998 : "Theo Hakola : Overflow" - Hermann Von Badaboum |
| Presto, 1995 : "Theo Hakola : The Confession" - P.L. |
| Rock sound, 1994 : "Theo Hakola : Hunger of a Thin Man" - Guy Drutte |
