The new Jeb Loy Nichols album is twelve sombre but beautiful tracks, with longtime friend and producer Adrian Sherwood swapping his trademark dubwise approach for carefully stripped back arrangements. Acoustic guitar and Jeb's voice are framed by subtle splashes of horns, cello and percussion, plus keyboard contributions from Martin Duffy (Primal Scream/Felt). Politically charged cover versions (""I Hate The Capitalist System"", ""Deportees"") sit amongst more introspective material, including some of the finest songs that Nichols has written to date.AMonsters On The HillBig Troubles Come In Through A Small DoorFold Me UpI Hate the Capitalist SystemNo Hiding Place For MeWhat Does A Man Do All DayBUnited States Of The Broken HeartedI'm Just A VisitorI've Enjoyed As Much Of This Good Life (As I Can Take)DeporteesLooking For Some RainSatisfied Mind
