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Review: Les Savy Fav - Patty Lee10 April, 2008 — Kate Ingham

Les Savy Fav - Patty Lee

Turn Tail is the third song to come from The Young Knives most recent album Superabundance. The band are well reputed for their frantic punky tunes and geeky lyrics, so I was quite surprised that the band released this track.

Patty Lee starts off really well - lots of ska-tinged guitar licks teamed with Tim Harrington's thoughtful lyrics. Halfway through though, the song starts to get a bit self-indulgent and repetitive. I was quite glad when the song finished to be honest.

If you're into art-school indie, you'll definitely dig this song, but I was a little bit bored by it. I think the group need to come and drink some Stella Artois in the park with me sometime.

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