Something To Tell You

Four years on from their debut, Haim, the three sisters from LA, deliver Something To Tell You. It was recorded in their parent's lounge alongside Rostam Batmanglij (super-producer, also of Vampire Weekend) and Ariel Rechtshaid.

"These songs don't always explode with the sunny ebullience of the first LP, but the melodies, beats and ideas are layered and piled high, like a couch-pillow fort.

The best moments are strung between soft rock and soul, as if Jimmy Jam or Quincy Jones helmed a late-Eighties Fleetwood Mac record: "Want You Back" sounds like a love-hungry Christine McVie ballad as re-imagined by Bad-era Michael Jackson; "Walking Away" is a plaintive R&B ghost; "Little of Your Love" is like Come on Over-era Shania tried to write a TLC song and it turned out awesome." - Rolling Stone

"The songs aren't built to reach out and grab you immediately the way most big pop music is now. But the album is a completely overwhelming piece of work in its own way. It twinkles and gleams, and it somehow sounds like Don Henley and SWV at the same time. It's a triumph of studio-craft for studio-craft's own sake." - Stereogum