- Opinion
- 20 Nov 19
Album Review: Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage, Bad Wiring
Terrific stuff from anti-folk supremo
Critically acclaimed comics creator, anti-folk king and tireless tunesmith, Jeffrey Lewis, unveils his latest manifesto on Bad Wiring. It's one of the most consistently enjoyable records Lewis has made in his 18-year career.
Confessional, cathartic and full of his trademark charm and quirks, these 12 tales will give fans plenty to chew on. Standouts include the '60s-style ode to addiction 'LPs'; the Hawkwind-tinged 'In Certain Orders'; and the jittery 'Except For The Fact That It Isn't'. The latter, in particular, has more energy than a nursery school full of kids out of their minds on Skittles.
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8/10
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