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The Gaslight Anthem skuffer gevaldigt p\u00e5 American Slang<\/em>, opf\u00f8lgeren til ellers s\u00e5 l\u00f8fterige The ’59 Sound<\/em>. Hvad f\u00f8r positvt l\u00f8d som tidsl\u00f8s tradition i New Jersey-bandets tilgang og sound, fremst\u00e5r nu som l\u00e5st retro. Eller lyden af ’78, mere pr\u00e6cist. Well, m\u00e5ske er sangene bare ikke st\u00e6rke nok denne gang til at kunne b\u00e6re eget fingeraftryk. Et par ord fra Alex Petridis anmeldelse i The Guardian sl\u00e5r ialfald hovedet p\u00e5 det rustne amerikanske s\u00f8m…<\/p>\n …Brian Fallon emerges from American Slang as a man who couldn’t assemble an Ikea bookcase without getting the instructions tattooed on his heart while rememberin’ the good times, before flat-pack furniture took the fire of his youth, when the diamond romeos in the alleyways sang sha-la-la to the uptown queens. Comparisons have also been drawn between the Gaslight Anthem and the Clash, and Fallon has eulogised Joe Strummer in both song and interview. They’re audibly an influence \u2013 the shadow of Straight To Hell looms unflatteringly over The Queen of Lower Chelsea’s pattering beat and muted, flickering guitars \u2013 but theirs is a reductive, conservative take on Strummer and co, stripped of their willingness to experiment, their bold and occasionally berserk determination to make any genre they chose bend to their will. If you were minded to be a bit nasty, you’d say they were more like the Alarm…<\/strong><\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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