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★★★★ ART punk, wry observations, some musical magic and a slew of special guests – there’s a lot packed into this debut.   Musically, it swings from modish bons mots to psychedelic riffs mixed with good old odd pop a la the Young Knives. The Finger echoes Iggy Pop’s Lust for Life and Noisy Neighbours is a rocking art-punk tune, although single Psychedelic Shirt is a bit too contrived.   Special guests pepper the record, from the late Neil Innes of the Rutles to goth-rock legend Jon Klein of Specimen and Siouxsie & the Banshees fame, who not only played on but also produced the...

By @jammminjessie You might know the name Wreckless Eric, from his famous 1976 track 'Whole Wide World'. You also might remember the name from it being tied to Cage The Elephant, who covered the track back in 2017 for their stripped down acoustic album 'Unpeeled'. Well, since then Wreckless Eric (a.k.a. Eric Goulden) has battled Covid-19 and has since recovered and now will have his famous song resonate with a national television audience on an upcoming episode of the ABC-TV hit comedy The Goldbergs. “’Whole Wide World’ is and was always about escape,” admits Wreckless Eric. “...