Drawing inspiration equally from 21st century meme-culture and classic 90’s indie-rock, Expensive Hugsis Jarrow’s second album, an immensely enjoyable dash through his world of pop-hooks, soundscapes and riff-jams.

Dan Oke (the mastermind behind Jarrow) describes his sound as “garage rock meets indie pop meets post punk meets free jazz” and while he was being tongue in cheek at the time, he’s actually not that far off.

His production is remarkably self-assured; drawing similarities to artists such as Ariel Pink, Mac Demarco, The Shines and Ty Segall.