Let's Stay Friends
- Les Savy Fav
- Band Name: Les Savy Fav
- Record Label: French Kiss
- Release Date: Sep 18, 2007
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A unique combination of masculinity and creativity, Let's Stay Friends is proof that few bands rock quite like this.
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The group is malevolent and charming at once, still a beguiling combo. [21 Sep 2007, p.82]
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Let's Stay Friends is LSF's comeback--and frontman Tim Harrington and crew have picked up precisely where they left off.
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Let's Stay Friends arrives as a startling cannon-shot message of brain-thawing intent.
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This album was well worth the wait and should win over some new fans and please the old ones too. Best of show.
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They've retained some of the tighty wound post-punk angularity they've always favored and even bust a bit of old school punk, but the real advances are melodic. [Nov 2007, p.160]
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90From the propulsive 'What Would Wolves Do?' to the dub-styled 'Brace Yourself,' the album seems like something to play while driving across the desert at sunset, especially with all the wolf cries in the background from Islands’ Nicolas Thorburn.
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90This heady mix of stratospheric rockers and inventive, smart and slyly revolutionary lyrics yields Les Savy Fav's best album yet. [Fall 2007, p.101]
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83It's not Les Savy Fav's most immediate record, nor is it their best.
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The silent partners in LSF, Butler, Haynes, and guitarist Seth Jabour, all turn in their best work, making Friends the band’s most propulsive and moving offering yet.
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JeffH.10I can't believe that an album that actually rocks made to the top ten list. Must have been an oversight.
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BenJ.7
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SeanP.10