Album: Dirty Projectors, Swing Lo Magellan (Domino)
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Your support makes all the difference.Six albums down the line, Dirty Projectors – aka David Longstreth and his band – show no signs of settling into any one formula.
The songs on Swing Lo Magellan lurch unexpectedly from bubblegum handclaps to hillbilly plucking, from light-symphonic to 1970s soul. The unifying thread is the use of jazz chords and Steely Dan-like wordplay. It may not be for everyone, but it's evidence that there are still some restless minds out there.
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