Glass Beach disappeared for half a decade and came back a different band. It&#8217;s not that new album Plastic Death forgoes the ambitious sweep and madcap inspiration of 2019&#8217;s The First Glass Beach Album, but the Los Angeles quartet wields those powers in alternate ways here, in service of music that seems to exist in…

Album Of The Week: Glass Beach Plastic Death

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