Album Review
Weaver, Jane – “Flock” – [Fire Records]
puplaif 6/22/2022 12-inch, A Library
Do you look at yourself and find nothing? Jane Weaver ponders this, and other existential queries on her 11th album Flock.
My ears gravitated towards the album’s whimsical and blissful sounds. The lyrical content is, at times, difficult to decipher among the mix, though that didn’t stop me from singing along! Weaver’s airy vocals mimic the songs of the various birds in her flock. It’s as if she’s summoning them through each song, awaiting their return as depicted on the album cover’s artwork, which features a portrait of Jane seated in a peacock chair, surrounded by a fortress of colorful birdhouses. The overall sound is dreamy, poppy, and a little bit funky. Touches of chimes, flute, and guitar intermingle with space age laser beam synths and drum machine loops.
Pressed on buttercream vinyl.
you heard it 8 times on kfjc! most recently:
- today, Zero Gravity played Heartlow
- today, Puplaif played All The Things You Do
- 6 days ago, Dusty Rhodes played Stages Of Phases
- 7 days ago, Mr Slippy played Stages Of Phases
- 8 days ago, Zero Gravity played Modern Reputation
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