Sweet Sixteen is an album by Royal Trux, released in 1997.

[12] Spin described the album as "lots of '70s dirtbag boogie, guitar noodling, and barroom jamathons.

"[8] Trouser Press wrote: "A compromise between the (relatively) straight-ahead rock structures of their Virgin debut and the mayhem preceding it, Sweet Sixteen still reveals moments of genius embedded in the mess of guitars, death-rattle vocals and tortured synthesizers.

"[13] The Chicago Reader wrote that Sweet Sixteen is "as grossly unlistenable as Twin Infinitives but lacks that album's surreal queerness, with the gruesome twosome and this year's rhythm section spitting up half-baked boogie tunes that all seem to break down.

"[14] Entertainment Weekly called the album "seriously warped, ’70s-style stoner rock.