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| ''Mustaches and Rope'' | | ''Mustaches and Rope'' | ||
| 2012 | | 2012 | ||
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| ''A never-ending voyage of hypermasculine tunes about punching your problems away. Five stars!'' | | ''A never-ending voyage of hypermasculine tunes about punching your problems away. Five stars!'' | ||
— Lenny Trovost, Joliet Patch | — Lenny Trovost, Joliet Patch | ||
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| ''Their most ambitious release yet, these guys are committed to the idea that volume, machismo, and playing the same pentatonic scale will yield success.'' | | ''Their most ambitious release yet, these guys are committed to the idea that volume, machismo, and playing the same pentatonic scale will yield success.'' | ||
— Bill Stack, Dollar General Newsletter Music Critic | — Bill Stack, Dollar General Newsletter Music Critic | ||
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| ''[[Shanghai Syndrome]]'' | |||
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| ''Rough around the edges and slightly racist—precisely what you have come to expect from Redline.'' | |||
— "Randy", Joliet Patch Acting Music Critic | |||
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