Dudesblood

"On this curiously eclectic record there's a chilling cover of The Knife's 'Pass This On' - "I'm in love with your brother", Sartain sings, sinisterly - plus the gentle country swing of 'Moonlight Swim' and 'Marfa Nights', and the dark rockabilly of 'Rawhide Moon'. Not to mention the electro-punk surge of the title track. It's all very confusing, but sometimes it's good to be confused".

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"Sartain'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. He comes across at various points on the album as some reckless comedian willing to trash several sacrosanct musical genres in the pursuit of a giggle. Rest assured, giggles are to be found here, and with Smash The Tesco he might have just made the funniest - and most relevant - punk song in aeons. Dudesblood is an absolute treasure of a record, don't miss it".

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