Bleep

The slacker-rock scruff of Canadian Mac DeMarco breezes into town once more with Another One, the mini-album follow-up to last year's acclaimed second album Salad Days. Opening with the sun-dappled The Way You Love Her, lazy lo-fi guitars bend in a heartfelt admission before settling into a lonely gaze, as distant keys hum beneath fuzzy slow-jam Another One. Just To Put Me Down sees DeMarco crack out a glorious bluesy guitar riff beneath trademark tales of self-deprecation and hopelessness. The warm, dreamlike scuzz continues, with DeMarco almost effortlessly marking himself out as the spearhead to a rejuvenated, garage rock scene.