Gaz Coombes writes yearning melodies filled with light and air. And while he never strays too far from the muscular rock of his Britpop past as one-quarter of Supergrass (“Detroit”), his ‘10s solo work has broadened his sonic palette: Nervy electro-pop underpins the New Wave swoosh of “Hot Fruit”, and glitchy beats bolster the melancholy folk strum of “20/20”. “This Time Tomorrow” even introduces a bluegrass banjo to his gently unwinding glam-rock chord sequence, giving a space-reverie cast to his nod to The Kinks.