Garbers Days Revisited

Covers albums are curious things. Wildly variable in quality and often a lot less revealing than we might hope, they can be cynical, lazy stopgaps or heartfelt and fascinating detours. INTER ARMA seem like the kind of band to deliver the latter, rather than assailing us with a handful of self-consciously wacky '80s pop covers (although, of course, PRINCE's "Purple Rain" fits the bill to some degree),and so it proves on "Garbers Days Revisited": eight thunderous renditions of songs by the afor...