Category Archives: Gutter Twins Press

The Age Interviews Mark Lanegan

The Age: From the Gutter to the Bars
MARK Lanegan has one of the most in-demand voices in music. Since his band Screaming Trees disbanded in 2000, he has collaborated with Queens of the Stone Age, Creature with the Atom Brain, Bomb the Bass and Soulsavers. Belle and Sebastian singer Isobel Campbell, Melissa Auf der Maur [...]

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Greg Dulli Faster Louder Interview

Greg Dulli interview at FasterLouder.com.au
“Sometimes I forget that I was in another band,” says Greg Dulli, discussing the legacy of his years as the frontman for The Afghan Whigs. The band released a string of albums through the ‘90s that earned Dulli a reputation as a dark and complex character. The Ohio band successfully melded [...]

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Saturnalia Makes Spin’s Best of 2008

The 40 Best Albums of 2008 | Spin Magazine Online
No. 32 – The Gutter Twins Saturnalia
No big surprise that the long-awaited collaboration between ’90s-vintage gloom kings Mark Lanegan and Greg Dulli wasn’t exactly the feel-good hit of the year. But the former’s narcoleptic, baritone moan and the latter’s mischievous, soulful wail give these mid-tempo dirges, [...]

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Saturnalia on Amazon Music’s Best of 2008

Amazon Music: Best of 2008
The Gutter Twins’ Saturnalia comes in at number 84 on Amazon.com’s Best of 2008 list.
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The Gutter Twins Darken Brooklyn for a Night

NYU Local
Twins in the Lemmon and Matthau sense, The Gutter Twins are longtime buddies Mark Lanegan (of Screaming Trees and Queens of the Stone Age fame) and Greg Dulli (of Afghan Whigs and The Twilight Singers). ‘90s rock fans will eat this stuff up: an indie act with purebred Seattle grunge pedigree and [...]

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The Gutter Twins darken the TLA tonight

The Delaware County Daily Times
By Michael Christopher, Times Music Columnist
The teaming of Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan is a music lover’s dream: Two alternative rock icons, both with a twisted and dark psyche, getting together to see what trouble they can get into.
Initially, it was to dabble in each other’s projects — a guest spot [...]

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Twin Peaks

philadelphia weekly online
by Jeffrey Barg
Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan rise from the ashes of the ’90s.
Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan are survivors. Few heavy alt–rock bands emerged standing after the ’90s—the Afghan Whigs and Screaming Trees included. But Dulli and Lanegan, those bands’ respective erstwhile frontmen, have combined forces in the Gutter Twins to salvage [...]

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Gonzalez on Gutter Twins

From Jose Gonzalez’s interview with New York Magazine
The Gutter Twins just released a cover of “Down the Line.” What did you think of it?
I love it. I thought it was great, and I got to meet them in Canada at a festival, and they were really nice. I got to see them live and Greg [...]

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Greg Dulli Comes Full Circle

Greg Dulli Comes Full Circle With Gutter Twins and His Return to Sub Pop – Spinner.com
by Steve Baltin
Filed under: Spinner Interview
Greg Dulli has experienced indie hero worship before — most famously when the Afghan Whigs’ brilliant 1993 release ‘Gentlemen’ garnered the band both remarkable reviews and a major cult audience. But now 15 years older, [...]

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Rock Bottom | Jerusalem Post

Rock Bottom | Music | Jerusalem Post
In one of my favorite scenes from the life-altering film Fight Club, Tyler Durden and the narrator look at a photo of a model of which Tyler comments, “self-improvement is masturbation, self-destruction on the other hand…” Listening to The Gutter Twins’ first album Saturnalia one thing is certain: they [...]

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