Recorded in five days in an analog studio on the coast of Spain with vintage equipment, Holly Golightly’s 13th studio album is less primitive garage rock than lo-fi campfire jamboree. Adorned with gospel shouts, errant banjo licks, and a smattering of unusual percussion, these tunes (fleshed out by her “band”: Lawyer Dave on “things with strings”) could easily slot onto a Harry Smith Folkways anthology of field recordings or an obscure collection of ancient rock’n’roll. The ballads tend to turn murky, but the rockers are terrifically drunken reveries.