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Sahara Hotnights C'Mon Let's Pretend (Jetset Records) By: Alex Steininger
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Grittier and rawer than their U.S. debut, Jennie Bomb, the Sahara Hotnights' C'Mon Let's Pretend, the band's 1999 debut, makes its way onto U.S. shores for the first time as a domestic release. Delivering punk rock, slight rock-a-billy ("Drive Dead Slow"), and fuzzy, guitar-driven pop, C'Mon Let's Pretend finds the Swedish female quartet playing it loud, unabashed, and fierce, as they weave between melodic, hook-laden rough spots and fast, furious, no-hold-barred rock goodness. This is an early look into a band that, while still developing, has the chops and skills to even make their first album stand up against their current and forthcoming output. I'll give it a B+.
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