The best new music: Jane Weaver and Chas Hodges
Jane WeaverFlock★★★★☆After almost two decades of making off-kilter pop, Jane Weaver, from Manchester, fashioned her latest on an inspirational diet of “Lebanese torch songs, 1980s Russian aerobics
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Jane WeaverFlock★★★★☆After almost two decades of making off-kilter pop, Jane Weaver, from Manchester, fashioned her latest on an inspirational diet of “Lebanese torch songs, 1980s Russian aerobics
Sleaford Mods – Spare Ribs The title of Sleaford Mods’ sixth album is apparently an oblique reference to the fatalities in the first wave of coronavirus: “Human lives are always expendable to the elites,” in the words of vocalist Jason Williamson, “we’re in a constant state of being spare ribs.” The presence of a track called Shortcummings suggest events of the last 12 months figure heavily, although lead single Mork n Mindy offered a grim look back at 80s childhood. Released on 15 January Bicep – Isles Belfast duo Bicep’s eponymous 2017 debut was an impressively eclectic ...
MORE Jane Weaver catches cosmic sounds, bygone Lebanese torch songs, 1980’s Russian aerobics records and Australian punk for her new album and turns them into superlative pop like we hear on the song “ The Revolution of Super Visions.” Playlist