TOOTH OF CRIME

"Few musicians conjure apocalyptic dread better than Burnett, and few plays foresaw a world of toxic entertainment more presciently than Sam Shepard's 1972 Tooth of Crime. So a Burnett album based on Shepard's old project makes sense. But between the singer/songwriter's hectoring-preacher delivery and predictable surf-guitar-noir arrangements, the result is one dreary sermon. Even moments of potential transcendence -- like the lofty "Kill Zone," co-written with the late Roy Orbison -- ." www.spin.com

Sorte de rock, blues, jazz, ambiances cinématiques avec Marc Ribot à la guitare. C'est l'homme qui a composé la B.O de " O Brother Where Art Thou ? " des frères Coen.