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Reviews (3)
Louder
d. 12. June 2020
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Johnny Sharp
d. 12. June 2020
"There's something about Rebecca Lovell's booming, bluesy voice that simply brooks no argument, and on Larkin Poe's fifth studio album she sounds more authoritative than ever. Opening salvo She's A Self Made Man may have a sardonic side to it, but there's a non-ironic conviction underpinning it that reflects a belief in earthy roots rock values".
American songwriter
d. 10. June 2020
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Hal Horowitz
d. 10. June 2020
"In some ways the confidence displayed on all ten swaggering tracks of Self Made Man is a payoff for the years of travel and sweat that came before. While the sisters have never made a bad album, as soon as you push play and the title track comes roaring out with its classic Led Zeppelin-styled riff, sung and played simultaneously by Rebecca, it's clear that the sisters have found their footing".
Popmatters
d. 8. June 2020
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Elisabeth Woronzoff
d. 8. June 2020
"Larkin Poe shove cock-rock out of the way with their upcoming LP Self Made Man. The Grammy-nominated duo pack their fourth studio album with unadulterated power. The multi-instrumentalist sisters, Rebecca and Megan Lovell, strut their musicality while firmly rooting their sound in Southern rock 'n roll. Infusing Self Made Man with gospel and blues, Larkin Poe reinvent musical tradition to trumpet their standpoints".