Ross Clelland, Journalist

Some of Holy Ghosts is quite wonderful – particularly through the first half – but you might have to dig for it.

If you didn’t find something – whether old favourite or new discovery – through the day, you’re a hard marker, or at the wrong day out.

FOUR… is just another example of Harvey’s careful eye and ear, and a talent that can be confident, self-effacing and honest all at once.

Overall, it’s another well-crafted item from a brand of quality.

It’s probably up to you to go with them as they dig around their psyches, or if you just want to remember the balloons.

Listen, and you found one of the greatnesses of Wilco. It’s making the intricate sound easy. It all fits. And the fact they’ve all lucked into being in this band, at this time.

“Absolutely I had my punk rock phase – I see plenty of things to rebel against. At this point of my life, personally, I’m rebelling against being an arrested development adolescent – that’s worth rebelling against.”

Despite the setting, it’s still a Billy Bragg record: an affectionate hug, the tea’s brewing, occasional proletariat battle hymn.