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Articles tagged "the clientele"Mixed MediaThe Clientele - Bonfires on the Heath (new album / MP3)by PopMatters Staff[21.Jul.09] :. The Clientele Bonfires on the Heath (Merge) Releasing: 6 October (US) SONG LIST 01 I Wonder Who We Are 02 Bonfires on the Heath 03 Harvest Time 04 Never Anyone But You 05 Jennifer &...  Capsule ReviewsThe Clientele: That Night, A Forest Grewby Matthew Fiander[10.Nov.08] :. The Clientele have once again proven they are the kind of great band that can try just about any sound they like, but still sound right at home. Mixed MediaThe Clientele, Dinosaur Jr.by PopMatters Staff[9.May.07] :. The Clientele —"Bookshop Cassanova" From God Save The Clientele on Merge The band are setting free their inner Monkees; a lovely blend of Big Star twisted...  Music ReviewThe Clientele: God Save the Clienteleby Dan Raper[7.May.07] :. Nothing less, but little more than you would expect from this consonant British band PopMatters Pick Music ReviewThe Clientele: Strange Geometryby John Kenyon[31.Oct.05] :. The new Clientele disc is awfully good, besting everything in Belle & Sebastian’s catalog on an album-by-album basis save for The Boy With the Arab Strap and Dear Catastrophe Waitress. Events ReviewThe Clienteleby Harold Liu[7.Oct.03] :. “The Clientele—they sound like Belle & Sebastian, right?” The Clientele/Belle & Sebastian comparisons bother me to no end, not only because I think the two bands sound so... The Clientele: The Violet Hourby Devon Powers[19.Aug.03] :. The Violet Hour is something of a quest, where the manner of going becomes more consuming, and ultimately more important, than the impetus for pursuit. The Clienteleby Shannon Wearing[16.Dec.02] :. The Clientele are not a Friday night band. Granted, their songs do often live in the weekend, but they don’t belong to the rollicking, inebriated weekend hours. They’re a reflection of... The Clientele: A Fading Summerby Dave Heaton[22.May.00] :. When music is described as “introspective,” usually it’s with someone like Lou Barlow or Morrissey, the tortured soul wringing sad stories from his lonely heart. The... The Clientele: Suburban Lightby Shailesh Rao[24.Jan.95] :. Where most musicians seem content to respond and resignify, toying with mix and match flip-books, the Clientele move beyond pedigree charts and musical genealogy, eclipsing cultural context and conceptual frameworks. |
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