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"God’s Favorite Band, the latest from Austin’s Asylum Street Spankers, is definitely a gospel album, but it’s no conciliatory turn away from a career defined by subversion. The post-modern jug band responsible for such songs as “If You Love Me (You’ll Sleep on the Wet Spot)” and anti-warmongering Tony Orlando riff “Stick Magnetic Ribbons On Your SUV” hasn’t exactly been born again; press materials refer to God’s Favorite Band as an “agnostic gospel” album."
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