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Clinic

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Liverpool's art punk four-piece Clinic formed in 1997 out of the ashes of Ade Blackburn and Hartley's previous band, Pure Morning. The duo added Brian Campbell and Carl Turney to the fold and released the thrashy debut single IPC Sub-Editors Dictate Our Youth on the group's own Aladdin's Cave of Golf label; it reached number nine in John Peel's Festive 50 singles roundup that year. 1998 saw the release of equally well-received singles like "Cement Mixer" and "Monkey on My Back," which also showcased Clinic's blend of chugging, {$Velvet Un...[more]

 

 

Their brainfrying new record. Winchester Cathedral is Clinic's third album, and overall the sound is more natural and deliberately less polished than Walking With Thee. Filled with extremes of bubblegum weirdness, harmonium, fuzz, pianola, and an effects-driven hint of Professor Longhair, the album has an overall deranged party feel, broken up by several mellow Bread freakouts. The songs started with skewed folk beginnings then took a turn into something bordering on the indescribable. Compari   [ read more ]

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Ade, Hartley, Brian and Carl are from Liverpool, but that's where the similarity with any other quartet ends. In fact, Clinic play as if pop remained in permanent thrall to Joe Meek before jumping straight to Studio One dub. Or as if The Shangri-Las drifted into Crime. Because Clinic sound like no other band. As individual as Suicide or The Monks, as self-sufficient as Modern Lovers or Silver Apples, they describe a twilight place: the streets surrounding John Carpenter's Precinct 13, the disco on the inhab   [ read more ]

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The album is a compilation of the first three rare Aladdin's Cave Of Golf singles. "I.P.C. Subeditors Dictate Our Youth", "Monkey on Your Back", and "Cement Mixer". 9 Tracks. "In terms of a rock manifesto, Clinic's jagged, nerve-shredding approach is primal, but also essential in an era when subversion seems to have become a forgotten thrill. Dripping throughout of the sinister, sleaze-infested New York avant-punk scene of the Seventies, it's hardly surprising that this collection ? bringing together the co   [ read more ]

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Their fifth studio album is a summer album, a warped Technicolor celebration - pop music and severe cut-ups going from melody to acid psychosis to acoustic, usually in the same song. "Do It!" is a skewed pop amalgam of Motown, Exuma, deep lounge, and The Balloon Farm, amongst many. Songs about living for the day, love, escaping witchhunts, and more. Mixed by Jacquire King (Tom Waits, Kings Of Leon, Archie Bronson Outfit).

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Clinic's long-awaited debut album Internal Wrangler fleshes out the sound the group crafted on their self-released EPs, and it also adds a few new twists. Though eerie, punk-tinged songs like "The Return of Evil Bill" and the title track sound like they could have appeared on the band's first singles, Internal Wrangler's best songs concentrate on the experimental yet accessible sides of Clinic's sound. "The Second Line"'s darkly catchy throb, the aptly named "2nd Foot Stomp"'s organ-dri   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Since exploding into life about nine years ago, this Liverpool quartet released a brilliant debut, Internal Wrangler in 2000, toured with Radiohead, and appeared at Scott Walker's Meltdown. In 2002, their second album, Walking With Thee earned them a Grammy nomination. Described by NME as "a stunning return to form", this release sees the band work again with Gareth Jones (Interpol, Nick Cave, Depeche Mode). Clinic are distinctive in the way that The Fall, The Residents, or Missy   [ read more ]

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Since exploding into life about nine years ago, this Liverpool quartet released a brilliant debut, Internal Wrangler in 2000, toured with Radiohead, and appeared at Scott Walker's Meltdown. In 2002, their second album, Walking With Thee earned them a Grammy nomination. Described by NME as "a stunning return to form", this release sees the band work again with Gareth Jones (Interpol, Nick Cave, Depeche Mode). Clinic are distinctive in the way that The Fall, The Residents, or Missy Elliot are di   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Their brainfrying new record. Winchester Cathedral is Clinic's third album, and overall the sound is more natural and deliberately less polished than Walking With Thee. Filled with extremes of bubblegum weirdness, harmonium, fuzz, pianola, and an effects-driven hint of Professor Longhair, the album has an overall deranged party feel, broken up by several mellow Bread freakouts. The songs started with skewed folk beginnings then took a turn into something bordering on the indescri   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Their fifth studio album is a summer album, a warped Technicolor celebration - pop music and severe cut-ups going from melody to acid psychosis to acoustic, usually in the same song. "Do It!" is a skewed pop amalgam of Motown, Exuma, deep lounge, and The Balloon Farm, amongst many. Songs about living for the day, love, escaping witchhunts, and more. Mixed by Jacquire King (Tom Waits, Kings Of Leon, Archie Bronson Outfit).

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UK import single from their last full-length album, 'Walking with Thee.' This band seemingly never stops. Contains two non-album tracks. Does this band ever stop?

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The second CDep features brand new versions of 'Porno' (which was originally on Clinic's debut single JPC Sub-Editers Dictate Our Youth), and the title track from their album Internal Wrangler.

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VINYL FORMAT. Ten years of Clinic flipsides are joyously addled but have consistently given a reason to listen beyond the A-sides, covering acid punk to damaged hoedowns and any stops in between.

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