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- Summary: Mark Lanegan collaborates with British Blues artist Duke Garwood on the release recorded by Justin Smith in California.
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- Record Label: Ipecac
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
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May 16, 2013An unassuming and bewitching masterpiece.
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Q MagazineMay 13, 2013If you haven't bought one of his [Mark Lanegan's] records for a while, this is a great place to get reacquainted. [Jun 2013, p.100]
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Jun 4, 2013Another strong addition to Lanegan’s increasingly impressive canon, it makes despair sound worryingly inviting.
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Under The RadarMay 10, 2013Aside from a few missteps, the most egregious being the Clavinova funk of "Cold Molly," this is well worthwhile for fans of either artist and those seeking some high-grade, low-key authenticity. [Mar-Apr 2013, p.93]
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May 13, 2013So we get the usual talk of death rides, mescalitoes and, erm, black pudding. But when the duo do click, it’s masterful.
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MojoMay 20, 2013Both men have made better albums and Black Pudding sounds like a couple of guys too deferential to each other to actually raise a challenge and push a boundary or two. [Jun 2013, p.85]
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May 17, 2013It’s a less appealing debut than Lanegan’s first records with, say, Isobel Campbell or Soulsavers, and a challenging introduction to American audiences for the talented Garwood.
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