Sloppy Jane - Madison [Blue]

Sloppy Jane - Madison [Blue]"A big part of the project and why I did it," says Sloppy Jane's Haley Dahl of her Saddest Factory debut Madison, "Was because it felt similar to being a little kid and buying an outfit that was too big that I'd have to grow into. I really valued from the start that making Madison gave me someone I had to become." The record, which Dahl first conceived of back in late 2017, is a grand gesture, a statement about big love, and about growing into

as well as an amateur musicologist who revived traditional English

Brutal and laced with pain

"I want to take the listener on a few ups and downs

Features the absolute biggest hits from his mid to late '70s period including 'Rock 'N Me'

" and in Jola (a smaller language in Casamance) on "Èwàn"

" which appears here alongside such Donovan favorites as "Barabajagal (Love Is Hot)

and it delivers a tighter

lysergic lyrics

once again creating a sound and fury only possible when all four of it's members come together

"The Voyager spacecraft went up in '77 and now it's out there in a place that no one's ever been before

portraying the last album and video series as mere fiction while thrusting the band into a "real world" slaying

blending melodic rap