Marika Hackman: 'I was basically panic digging with this record

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Marika Hackman spent her 20s aggressively toying with identity. After the release of her dreamy, depressing 2015 debut album We Slept At Last, she pivoted to jangly, joyful Britpop for 2017’s I’m Not Your Man, recruiting The Big Moon as her backing band in the process. Meanwhile, 2019’s Any Human Friend was full of lusty Marika Hackman: ‘I was basically panic digging with this record’

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