King Krule - The OozArchy Marshall returns with the dense, sprawlingThe OOZ, the much anticipated follow up to his debutSix Feet Beneath the Moon. Drifting and seeping through the cracks of South London like the album title, King Krule casts an unflinching eye over his kingdom, transforming his observations of all the disorientation and heartbreak of his youth into piercing narratives and poetry that are both startlingly honest and brutally beautiful. WithThe OOZ,

Damage and Joy is exactly that - the sound of damaged joy

balanced with a penchant for drone-y

A1 Rocket Science B2 Lost In Space

desert blues

with cascading guitar riffs and precise rhythms shadowing the introspective lyrics from black-gloved frontman Brendan Suppression

‰Û÷Paradise‰۪ was produced by Kyle Black (Paramore

and its kissin‰۪ cousins R&B and rockabilly

All the band talk of the sessions being ‰Û÷joyful‰۪

no one else has ever fused the Canterbury sound with electronica in such a warm and human way

garage rock and blues that was Janes‰۪ specialty

The album's musical approach is explained on the back cover

it's primarily a showcase of Simon Booth's lyrical guitar-playing