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Mar 6, 2019The Long Ryders should be proud--they’ve made a fine album that’s a worthy follow-up to their 80s oeuvre.
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Feb 15, 2019What arrives is an accomplished roots-music album that serves as a reminder of the band’s legacy.
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Feb 15, 2019A joyous re-creation of what they've always done best, while the performances are crisp and energized, as taut and passionate as ever. And Ed Stasium's production is smooth but natural, flattering these musicians without intruding on the natural punch of their music.
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Feb 13, 2019An album that’s not just an impressive follow-up to a career that fans thought was long over, but a splendid entry into the contemporary Americana field, one that The Long Ryders had an underappreciated hand in crafting.
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MojoFeb 12, 2019Psychedelic Country Soul puts them right back at the top of a world they helped create. [Mar 2019, p.91]
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Feb 12, 2019The Long Ryders show they are well-equipped to take a leading role in modern Americana.
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Feb 13, 2019The album's 12 songs flow together to create an old-school full album experience. This is a record to pop into the car CD player on repeat for a long sing-along journey.
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UncutFeb 12, 2019Producer Ed Stasium keeps the production crisp, melodic and controlled. [Mar 2019, p.30]
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Classic Rock MagazineFeb 12, 2019While the more mellow moments may turn off some of the more alt fans of alt. country, most longtime fans will find this one just dandy. [Mar 2019, p.90]