The Guardian -
12 Feb 2020 15:11

Stockport PlazaCurrently at No 1 in the album charts, Blossoms return home to subvert the image of the northern lad band with scarves, flouncing and shameless pop Stockport quintet Blossoms are quite the pop chameleons. They emerged in 2014 as bob-cut black-clad indie-psychedelic band, but by 2018, and their second album Cool Like You, they were a shiny pop thing with bouncy electro keyboards and big choruses. The new - and second chart-topping - album Foolish Loving Spaces sees them shapeshift ...
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