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It was the drum sound in Gutter Black that caused the ears of radio to prick up ... The loping feel, with no glue in the form of a steady eight-note pattern to glue all the ingredients together, was an almost pagan disregard for musical convention.– Dave McArtney in his 2014 book Gutter Black, page 105
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