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MojoJun 11, 2014[A] diverse new set. [May 2014, p.96]
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Jun 11, 2014Sartain’s songwriting (and choice of covers) is superb throughout, and the album is immaculately sequenced. But that’s not really the main appeal of this record--the appeal is that it’s eclectic, and that it’s funny.
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Jun 11, 2014[A] curiously eclectic record.
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UncutJun 11, 2014The highlight is a creepy, prowling, marimba-driven take on The Knife's "Pass This On," which retains the female gaze of the original. [Jun 2014, p.82]
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Q MagazineJun 11, 2014It's diverting enough but unlikely to gain Sartain significant ground. [Jun 2014, p.119]
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Jun 11, 2014In one sitting, Dudeblood might seem wilfully esoteric, with recording levels and musical styles as scattered as they’ll be in Sartain’s 45 box. But that’s always been his style, and it’s ultimately the greater part of his charm.
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Jun 11, 2014The dexterity displayed on Dudesblood, if nothing else, forces fans and listeners to give Sartain’s music a little added pause for thought, and the record does its own small part to help keep today’s garage punk scene on its toes.