Rest in power, Dallas
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“Leave it to the Toronto quartet to continually produce the most complete vision of what Americana should represent. New Seasons is largely a showcase of the Good brothers' Southern rock harmonies, accented by Jayhawk and co-producer Gary Louris' backing vocals. "What's Left Behind" rolls guitar lines like the Outlaws' "Green Grass and High Tides," while "Never Again" lopes alongside the Flying Burrito Brothers. Given the group's renown for also backing Neko Case, Jon Langford, Andre Williams among others, The Sadies are the proper inheritors to the legacies of Crazy Horse and the Band”
– @austinchronicle
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“The Sadies have always been masters of genre blending, bopping between alt-country, psychedelic garage, `60s surf rock, spaghetti western storytelling and Canuck indie folk — often over a handful of songs. This record solidifies their stylistic adventures, boiling everything down to a level of focus that the band may have missed in the past”
– @punknews
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