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8.0
12945
8.0 |
The List
Comes off the press with the country hick/Mex rockerbilly of Dan Sartain Vs the Serpientes and Join Dan Sartain cut with the 60s garage racket that Liam Watson specialises in
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8.0
13048
8.0 |
Daily Telegraph
Driven by twangy, Cramps-y guitar riffs, shuffling rockabilly/mambo beats and relentlessly paranoid lyrics, his third album is a belter
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8.0
15149
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Blurt
Sartain's sure to entertain anyone who's still jazzed about tricked-out gas guzzlers, Betty Page, greased-back hair, and just about any music with "billy" at the end of the name
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8.0
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Prefix
For those who like their underground rock stars weird, their guitar rock crafty, and their authenticity untainted, Sartain is something of a godsend
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7.0
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NME
Dan Sartain is still your go-to man for authentic Sun Studio-styled riffs and hip swings
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7.0
13016
7.0 |
Drowned In Sound
Towards the end, even the most hardened listener might find their attention waver a touch as the last four songs sneak Lives over the finish line. Suddenly they'll notice the music has stopped playing
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7.0
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7.0 |
Clash
The emotionally and sexually assertive ‘Touch Me’ ends this idiosyncratic, iconoclastic album with lascivious, lo-fi grace
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7.0
12942
7.0 |
The Scotsman
It's all authentic stuff executed with the necessary tunnel vision conviction to pull off such a shameless time-warp
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6.5
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6.5 |
The Observer
It is a shame that Sartain's considerable smarts don't quite last the full 13 tracks
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6.0
12944
6.0 |
The Skinny
Sartain skilfully captures a dark, monochromatic snapshot of retrograde America
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6.0
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6.0 |
Subba Cultcha
It all sounds impressively authentic and quite chic, though it’s still a tad early to be able to work out whether these songs will earn themselves a place among the best the genre has to offer
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6.0
15202
6.0 |
Eye Weekly
In his next life, maybe he’ll skip plodding chores like “Anything I Say” and play to his strengths
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6.0
13130
6.0 |
Q
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6.0
13275
6.0 |
The Line Of Best Fit
Sartain is a fine exponent of classic rock ‘n’ roll however, it’s just that on this occasion the songs aren’t as on the money as they should be
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6.0
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Tiny Mix Tapes
Sartain’s guitar is both raw and practiced, straightforward and adept, and fortunately that skillful playing elevates some of the lesser efforts that round out the album
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6.0
13061
6.0 |
State
This blend of frenetic rock ‘n’ roll with sharp wit make it fun, but not earth shattering
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6.0
13116
6.0 |
Uncut
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6.0
16251
6.0 |
PopMatters
Dan Sartain Lives! is certainly an album that walks further down the path cut by its predecessors
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4.0
13125
4.0 |
Mojo
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