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FaceOmeter is the shiver down your arm on a warm day. It is the tingle at the bottom of your stomach when you enter a department store, the pit of cold reality that hits you every night when you lie in bed, waiting for death.

"What a load of bollocks", says singer-songwriter Will Tattersdill, whose name is widely associated with the FaceOmeter brand and who is, in fact, typing this right now. "But this is myspace. You have to open with something along those lines. Nah it's just me singing some songs basically".

It's true that the vast majority of FaceOmeter's several live appearences to date have centered around Tattersdill, but FaceOmeter is about so much more. "It's the shiver down your arm on a warm day", he says, moving the arms on a Picard action figure. "I'm sorry, have we done this bit?"

Before he wrote songs, Tattersdill dodged footballs in a school playground and was generally chastised for being both ginger and 'sad'. He has since come to terms with just over one of these problems. We sit on the veranda of his Italian mansionette. "I took up the guitar in 2001 and haven't looked back since, except in all my songs", he says, scanning the horizon nervously. "References into my early life are set to continue in the forthcoming album To Infinitives Split, featuring the Dapper Swindler, the Hectic Eclectic Folk Choir, and many more. I earnestly hope to be pressing this record on you in October 2008. Credence, yo"

When not awkwardly engaged in self-promotion, Tattersdill plays video games and reads books. He also enjoys cooking and says that when he grows up he wants to be a spaceman.

It's possible that all this is leading up to something.

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