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DATAFILE - 01.09.07: The Specialists.
Dan Martin (NME)
Nine Black Alps: Bitter End (Island)
Their first album was angry noise, but this is something else. Sam Forrest sounds like he's had a sunshine enema on this Dave Sardy- produced future single, which brings to mind the prettiest bits of The Lemonheads and Teenage Fanclub, but with a sexy rock snarl.
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