The Prague Post Online By Darrell Jónsson In 2007, when Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan’s long-awaited collaboration Saturnalia was released (on Sub Pop records), expectations were extremely high — and no one was disappointed. Following Lanegan’s Screaming Trees and Dulli’s Afghan Whigs, critics and fans alike were primed for their collaboration as the Gutter Twins. [...]

Thisisnottingham.co.uk It’s not every day you come face to face with the Prince of Darkness. Emerging from the gloom of the near-dark stage, Mark Lanegan looks gaunt; battered by years of hard-living and hard-rocking. He’s quite simply mesmerising: eyes closed throughout, swaying gently as he clutches the microphone stand. As one half of The Gutter [...]

Chicago Tribune | Blog Before the festival began, it was a toss-up between the Kills (the spectral co-ed duo who played Friday) and Gutter Twins, who are up now, for the band least-suited to playing on a sun-smacked stage in the middle of the afternoon. The Twins — former Afghan Whigs singer Greg Dulli and [...]