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MusicMisfits.com
"dirty, grimy rock and roll with the
kind of boozy twang that you associate with dingy
biker bars and the smell of cheap beer and sweat....smart
and funny and gritty all at the same time....both
a howling rage and a resigned bitterness.....even
trumps The Boss on 'Dust and Sun'..."
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Blogcritics.org
"....I kept wanting to play the first
track over and over. Driving balls-out pure bar-scene
energy..." Click
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High
Bias
"....harpist David Lipkind ripping
his way through the din like a surgical strike and
guitarist Handsome Jon Burbank driving his riffs into
the ground with a jackhammer.....on Menace I Can Lick
Any Sonofabitch in the House is virtuous beyond reproach."
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Pamphlet
Press
"This time out, ICLASITH temper-or
more appropriately, accent-their work with southern
rock seasoning, but their musings on life, sorrow,
joy, and the news of the world remain vital....It
is refreshing to hear music this real and honest...."
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PerformerMag
"...smart, sometimes soft, usually
aggro, often political swamp rock.....[they] pay homage
to good ol' fashioned unironic Southern Rock, and
sprinkle the stew with pure, distilled, unapologetic
punk anger...."
Audio-Meatus
"....their most reflective album
to date, with Mike D’s song writing digging
deeper into his troubled soul and enraged heart.....a
12 ton truck plowing through your speakers....."
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Reno Gazette-Journal
"...puts the SOBs in a league with
its more well-known rock peers..." Click
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San
Diego CityBeat
".......[Mike D's voice] can move you to
tears, no matter the pitch limits... ....guitarist
Jon Burbank assaults every riff and solo as if he’s
pounding demons into submission......intrepidly heartfelt
and sincere" Click
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Cincinnati
CityBeat
"I Can Lick Any Sonofabitch in the House
lives up to their name with the amps turned up to
a Spinal Tapp-ish 11 or hushed to an acoustic heartbreak."
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Denton
Record-Chronicle
"...rock ballads, mournful country elegies
and angry calls to arms, all of them with a dirty,
fierce sound.........over the wall of guitars and
drums, David Lipkind’s wailing mouth-harp outbursts
stand out more than the typical guitar solo...."
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Portland
Mercury
"....this is surging, smart, unabashedly
lefty country rock that's sort of like Molly Hatchet
meets Social Distortion...." Click
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