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Apr 19, 2011Overall, the album displays an artist in total command of his style and vision, which only makes sense considering how long and accomplished Dennis Coffey's career has been.
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May 18, 2011Assembling an impressive list of guests that understand his legacy (Paolo Nutini, Mayer Hawthorne, and the Dirtbombs' Mick Collins among them), Coffey sounds downright vital, unleashing dusted licks and stinging wah-wah over boom-bap breaks and buoyant horns.
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Apr 28, 2011This self-titled offering is monster; a masterpiece of tough, psychedelic soul.
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Apr 19, 2011The enthusiasm all around is palpable, the guitar steps up front in the mix, and Mr. Coffey, now 70, sounds more vicious than ever.
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Apr 19, 2011It sounds like all involved had fun putting this one together, and the listening experience is a pretty fun one too.
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Apr 19, 2011Coffey is the star, and on tracks like "Plutonius" and "Space Traveller," his monstrously psychedelic groove still kills.
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May 3, 2011Sitting alongside those covers are several new instrumentals that offer a full serving of the fuzzed-out, wah-wahed, stinging, spacey pyrotechnics of Coffey's guitar playing.
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Q MagazineMay 31, 2011Vintage soul styles are duly nailed with his coruscating guitar between funk and psychedelic rock. [Jun 2011, p.110]
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MojoMay 18, 2011Coffey's new solo album is split 50/50 between space-funk rock guitar features and more grounded tracks as he becomes the servant of singers on five of the 11 tracks here. [Jun 2011, p.106]
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May 27, 2011These musicians are all beyond competent, but aside from Coffey they don't play with much personality.