Spacey Jane – ‘Sunlight’ review: huge songs at no expense of heartfelt honesty
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nme.comOne day I’ll be good for you, ’til then we’re sleeping rough,” in a burst of youthful optimism. The aching ‘Head Cold’ dials up the fuzz and wants to get out and see the world, while ‘Straightfaced’ dances to the same beat as Catfish And The Bottlemen’s ‘7’.But there’s more to this record than purely chasing the roar of a crowd. ‘Booster Seat’ is a reflective number that explores feelings of trust, guilt and losing control. “And if it wasn’t for that time in the taxi, when you called it out, you said it was anxiety,” sings Harper atop the trembling reach of the guitar before the teenage angst of ‘Love Me Like I Haven’t Changed’ pairs dream pop and grunge with surprisingly brilliant results.
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