SILVER JEWS - Tanglewood Numbers LP lounge which Wilson explains is drawn

which Wilson explains is drawn primarily from the “social and physical isolation often felt by women living in regional areas and examines the idea of being an outsider

fuzzy & gritty funky guitars make it a full-on funk-rock type of album more indebted to Funkadelic

Some Kinda Love (Version 1)

Soul Jazz Records’ new Punk 45 album charts the rise of underground punk and post-punk in the UK from 1977-81

In the spirit of shaggy but soulful early recordings of bands like Guided By Voices and Pavement

SILVER JEWS - Tanglewood Numbers LP lounge which Wilson explains is drawnTanglewood Numbers was the 2005 album that saw the Silver Jews become something more of a rock band rather than the acoustic country ish affair invented to underpin David Berman's poetry. It saw former Pavement folks Stephen Malkmus and Bob Nastanovich back in the band and was an upbeat, almost bar room affair as always with clever and insidious lyrics lurking beneath the country rock bluster.