DIIV – ‘Zirp!’ album review: A rattling alt-pop politic ready for the revolution
- DIIV pair shoegaze with AG Cook’s glossy electronic production.
- The 11-track album takes aim at modern political and economic turmoil.
- Its bold experiments do not always land, but the review praises its ambition.
DIIV’s fifth album, *Zirp!*, marks a sharp change in sound and approach, pairing their familiar guitar fuzz with glossy, restless electronic production from AG Cook. The review says the record uses this adventurous blend to confront capitalism, political turmoil and climate anxiety, while pushing the band towards what…