Sat. Nite Duets: Air Guitar [Album Review]

Sat. Nite Duets
Air Guitar
Father/Daughter Records [2016]

Who: Sat. Nite Duets are six-piece band from Milwaukee, WI.

Sound: Sat. Nite Duets have a bit of Pavement and Silver Jews in their DNA and deliver unpretentious jangle/Americana rock.

TFN Final Take: Sat. Nite Duets’ latest LP, Air Guitar maintains the band’s loose and fun approach to indie rock. Over the past few years, Sat. Nite Duets have been releasing some incredible LPs including the excellent Summer of Punishment. I think they have outdone themselves with this record. Air Guitar feels like a more mature record, but it still is not afraid to drink too much beer and get sloppy in public. If you love an upbeat Pavement sound that occasionally dips into Silver Jews territory, grab this record and make sure you work your way through their consistently great discography.



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– Reviewed by Daniel Taylor

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Photographer/journalist for the U.S. Navy for 26 years. Music fan since forever. Music really hit him in the early 90’s when he heard the Pixies’ Doolittle LP. After that came Pavement and then Guided by Voices. His love for those bands formed his taste in music and he continues to search for that musical “high” today. Married for 18 years and currently lives in Japan.

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