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Track List
01) Overture: Sunday Mourning
02) Occidental Front
03) Can't Hold On
04) The Last Cul de Sac
05) Interlude: Got Me All Alone
06) Crystal Night
07) Squatting in Heaven
08) Interlude: Bongo's Baby
09) Rebel Intuition
10) Wayne
11) Interlude: E'lektric Spider Webz
12) We Know
13) In My Mind There's a Dream
14) Lucid Nightmare
15) Come Ride With Me
16) It Won't Be Long
17) Loser's Lament
18) Finale: Sunday Mourning
01) Overture: Sunday Mourning
02) Occidental Front
03) Can't Hold On
04) The Last Cul de Sac
05) Interlude: Got Me All Alone
06) Crystal Night
07) Squatting in Heaven
08) Interlude: Bongo's Baby
09) Rebel Intuition
10) Wayne
11) Interlude: E'lektric Spider Webz
12) We Know
13) In My Mind There's a Dream
14) Lucid Nightmare
15) Come Ride With Me
16) It Won't Be Long
17) Loser's Lament
18) Finale: Sunday Mourning
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2017
Psychedelic Rock
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"Satan's Graffiti or God’s Art?" is the eighth studio album by American garage rock band Black Lips, released on May 05, 2017 on the Vice Music label.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 76, based on 7 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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Harkening back to personal favorite and Black Lips classic Good Bad Not Evil from a sonic standpoint, the guitars are ablaze, and the grime comes in droves. Captured and produced by, none other than, Sean Lennon in his upstate New York compound/studio with no outside distractions to bait them and even his mother Yoko Ono chiming in on some backing vocals. The addition of new drummer Oakley Munson’s trap slapping and downright sax-y fills and interludes from Zumi Rosow are a bonus to the return of axeman Jack Hines. Thus locking in the five piece assault with chief songwriters and founding members, pukin’ guitar slinger Cole Alexander and bass man deluxe Jared Swilley.
The boys (and gal) are deliciously disconnected here, at times weirder than the most spaced-out Captain Beefheart joint you’ve ever eared yet more rock ’n’ roll than Keef on a speedball. Not one iota of bullshit made its way to the final mix. I wonder if John Lennon heard “It Won’t Be Long” in the arrangement that the Lips mustered here in his head as he dreamt that number up? --- popmatters.com
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"Satan's Graffiti or God’s Art?" is the eighth studio album by American garage rock band Black Lips, released on May 05, 2017 on the Vice Music label.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 76, based on 7 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
User Album Review
Harkening back to personal favorite and Black Lips classic Good Bad Not Evil from a sonic standpoint, the guitars are ablaze, and the grime comes in droves. Captured and produced by, none other than, Sean Lennon in his upstate New York compound/studio with no outside distractions to bait them and even his mother Yoko Ono chiming in on some backing vocals. The addition of new drummer Oakley Munson’s trap slapping and downright sax-y fills and interludes from Zumi Rosow are a bonus to the return of axeman Jack Hines. Thus locking in the five piece assault with chief songwriters and founding members, pukin’ guitar slinger Cole Alexander and bass man deluxe Jared Swilley.
The boys (and gal) are deliciously disconnected here, at times weirder than the most spaced-out Captain Beefheart joint you’ve ever eared yet more rock ’n’ roll than Keef on a speedball. Not one iota of bullshit made its way to the final mix. I wonder if John Lennon heard “It Won’t Be Long” in the arrangement that the Lips mustered here in his head as he dreamt that number up? --- popmatters.com
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