Silence yourself
Savages (London)
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Reviews (2)
PopMatters
d. 20. Oct. 2013
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Kevin Korber
d. 20. Oct. 2013
"Fortunately, Ranaldo can play the guitar quite well, and Last Night on Earth is a well-performed piece of music from a technical standpoint. There are certainly worse ways for Lee Ranaldo to while away his post-Sonic Youth days, so seeing him playing in a Grateful Dead-inspired jam band isn't the worst thing in the world. Still, one can't help but hope that a songwriter of Ranaldo's stature tries to take on something a little more challenging next time".
Pitchfork
d. 10. Oct. 2013
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Colin St. John
d. 10. Oct. 2013
"Stumbles like the befuddling Baroque harpsichord of "Late Descent #2" or the lay-up rhymes of "By the Window" prove how difficult deviations can be. The evolving identities of Lee Ranaldo might be a valiant pursuit, but they have made for a problematic tone on Last Night on Earth".