If youre going to deconstruct the modern psyche, says Liela Moss, you might as well dance to it. On her second solo album, Who the Power, Moss fulfils that remit with all the power its title calls for. After 2018s deeply personal My Name Is Safe in Your Mouth a debut solo album at times serene, at others stormy, on every front sumptuous Moss entered a period of profound creative and personal self-reflection. When she emerged, she forged an album of questioning intensity and synth-loaded drama, with the expressive force in her voice refuelled by the urgent desire to interrogate the role of selfhood in fraught times. And, crucially, backed by the urgent grooves needed for the job.