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SHOPPING

IN an age of digital disruption, political doublespeak and fake news, few things are as reliable as community. Born in the basement of a London venue, but now spread out across Glasgow and Los Angeles, dance-punk trio Shopping still make a point of writing face to face: most of , their latest album, emerged from an intense 10-day writing period in February 2019. The result is a taut, lean 30-minute manifesto of a record which contains some of their most tuneful, groove-oriented

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