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Robber creeps into your mind palace and sets up shop. Hi-hats tentatively tap into formation, an atmospheric surge of strings gathers round a rogue piano and, by the time the close, whispered husk of Tamara Lindeman’s voice seeps from the speaker, you are immersed in the exquisite world building of The Weather Station. Ignorance is the fifth record from this Canadian folk outfit and while the line-up has changed substantially over time, Lindeman remains its central protagonist. For her, this record is a reckoning, a chance to finally face the insidious fear that gnaws quietly yet persistently in the back of her mind, the consequences of climate change. She’s not alone. Many in her generation (Lindeman is 36) speak openly about the anger and hopelessness they feel as the world heads towards disaster, while Earth’s shepherds furiously burrow their heads in the sand. Ignorance. Impotence. These are valid, widespread feelings.

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