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05.05.10 Borangutan
05.03.10 MyOldKentuckyBlog
08.19.09 City Pages
07.13.09 MyOldKentuckyBlog
06.28.09 Star Tribune
05.01.09 Star Tribune
03.27.09 Star Tribune - SXSW
03.22.09 Strib Pop Life - SXSW
01.12.09 MyOldKentuckyBlog

09.10.08
CPages-Picked to Click
02.16.08 HowWasTheShow

01.17.08 MyOldKentuckyBlog
12.22.07 HowWasTheShow
12.21.07 Reville Magazine
12.19.07 City Pages A-List

11.21.07 Star Tribune
09.16.07 89.3 The Current
09.09.07 Star Tribune


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"Last Laugh puts listeners in a lion killer right from the word go with Sarah Saw It Coming, quite possibly the most perfect 2:36 of music you’ll hear this year."
-My Old Kentucky Blog, Luftmensch

"Top 15 acts I saw at SXSW-09:
1. Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears (TX)
2. Devo
3. Metallica
4. The 757s (MN)
Best band I saw all night: The 757s. And that’s not hometown favoritism talking. The foursome of Twin Cities music vets had twice the enthusiasm and volume of many bands half their ages, and their cover of Grant Hart’s Huskers classic “Diane” amounted to three of the hardest-rocking minutes of the fest."
-Star Tribune, Chris Riemenschneider

"Freeway Surender is, at its very core, 11 great pop songs that will stick to your ribs like a steaming bowl of Quaker Oats on a cold, January Minnesota morning."
-My Old Kentucky Blog, Luftmensch

Best local albums of 2009 (so far) -Star Tribune


"The levels are pushed into the red and left there to fend for themselves. It's honest, impudent and urgent. Not surprisingly, it's frequently sloppy and occasionally transcendent. It's an absolute blast. And it's over too soon." -My Old Kentucky Blog, Luftmensch

"Picked to Click 2008" -City Pages

"The music -- a bastardized blend of the Replacements' thunder-n-blunder, Guided by Voices' melodic rip and the Who's meaty and bouncy -- was dirty and damaging, and it was beautiful."
-Star Tribune, Chris Riemenschneider

"And though the songs continued to grow on me with each repeated listen, the one thought running through my mind as I delved into the 757s was “man, I can't wait to see these guys live."
-Reveille Magazine, Andrea Swensson