Julian Cope presents Head Heritage

I also wish the production was better, and that it wasn't just a one-man band. The tracks to me sound more like promising demos than finished songs. I feel it's reaching back to the pop of Interpreter or even World Shut Your Mouth, but is too stripped down to reach those sugar-coated highs.

Lyrically, it's very much "of it's moment" which makes me wonder if I'll be returning to it much in the coming years. (Self-Civil War on the other hand still sounds relevant.) Some of the tracks attacking BoJo already seem a bit stale. Probably it would have been more invigorating if the album had come out in May or early June. Or maybe if it was just an EP? The album drags a bit for me in places, despite the short run-time.

At the moment I just have the d/l, so probably getting the CD and hearing it on a good soundsystem will improve things.