LUSH - Split LP (colour vinyl) lounge Indiana's Frankie and the Witch

Indiana's Frankie and the Witch Fingers are riding high on the hallmarks of the 2010's pantheon of garage rock heroes

there's a certain charm in Hail to the Thief

While their first two albums had been dominated by covers and the songwriting of Gene Clark and the third by covers and his absence

courtesy of dynamic 24 bit remastering from the original master tapes

LUSH - Split LP (colour vinyl) lounge Indiana's Frankie and the WitchLimited edition clear vinyl. Split is an absolute powerhouse of shoegaze, dream pop and total rock. It has plenty of diversity without veering into the Brit pop consuming the bulk of their followup Lovelife, plus Emma and Miki know how to crank up those guitars to batshit noisy levels when the desire arises. There's a little more vocal presence than previous albums, where their sweet lilts and moody and sometimes angsty lyrics aren't as buried under