Black Lips — Los Valientes Del Mundo Nuevo
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By
Angela Kozak (CHARTattack) February 20, 2007 11:43 am
Music Review
- Los Valientes Del Mundo Nuevo
- Vice/Warner
- 4.5 / 5

Black
Lips have done the unthinkable on their Vice debut — they recorded it
live at a Tijuana bar. More surprising is that it works. The frenetic
atmosphere of the show is a perfect sounding board for the band's
shambolic trademark punk. The choppy riffs and guttural vocals on
"Stranger" sound like something off a 101ers demo, while the
disembodied voice and surrealist lyrics on "Not A Stranger" could hold
their own alongside any early Stooges track. Los Valientes proves Black
Lips are tight on stage. Their biggest challenge will come later this
year, when they ready a proper full-length studio album and show us if
they can maintain the spontaneity that makes this far-from-polished LP
so catastrophically appealing.
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