The Charlatans We Are Love Review: Britpop survivors sparkle
The Charlatans' fourteenth album, We Are Love, keeps the flame alight with joy-sparking tracks.
“This is the place/These are the days,”
sings Tim Burgess on the title track. The album features a strong line-up of producers, including Blood Orange's Dev Hynes, Spector's Fred Macpherson, and Stephen Street.
- Producers: Dev Hynes, Fred Macpherson, Stephen Street
- Notable tracks: Glad You Grabbed Me, Salt Water, Out On Our Own
The Charlatans push their own sound to the forefront, with gentle distortions and experimental flares, such as Peter Gordon's saxophone on Glad You Grabbed Me.
Author's summary: The Charlatans shine on We Are Love.
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