Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: Clinic Title: Internal Wrangler Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Domino Original Release Date: 1/1/2001 Re-Release Date: 9/18/2001 Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Indie & Lo-Fi, New Wave & Post-Punk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 801390000126 |
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From the band that's been invited by Radiohead to support their European Tour, Clinic's debut album 'Internal Wrangler' fleshes out the sound the group crafted on their self-released EPs and adds a few new twists. These... more » |
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Album Description From the band that's been invited by Radiohead to support their European Tour, Clinic's debut album 'Internal Wrangler' fleshes out the sound the group crafted on their self-released EPs and adds a few new twists. These songs concentrate on the experimental yet accessible sides of Clinic's sound. 'Internal Wrangler' is a strong debut from one of England's most promising and distinctive indie bands. Clinic's has also received 2 NME 'Singles Of The Week'! A Domino release. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsDISTORTIONS C. Gonzalez | South Korea | 05/12/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "I cannot articulate what Internal Wrangler does to me,but I would love nothing more than to introduce Clinic to anyone who doesn't know what they're missing."Distortions" gives me shivers everyday.Beautiful..." "Me-Oh My-Oh" Paul Ess. | Holywell, N.Wales,UK. | 12/01/2008 (4 out of 5 stars) "In the opinion of millions (that's Bill Millions, my window-cleaner) every pop kid and his bag of glue should be heading down to their local audio emporium and investing in the dynamic and pulsating Clinic album; 'Internal Wrangler'.
It's statement is smooth anger and despondent glee. Clinic have forged something adventurous and darkly entertaining, starting with the execution-worthy political incorrectness of 'Voodoo Wop' through the demented psycho-billy(literally) 'Return of Evil Bill', past the Dalek control-panel of the title-track and then....oh come on, you didn't think it would be that easy!? What I will reveal is that 'IW' (and that has to be deliberate - I refuse to believe otherwise) is some kind of hippopotamus-insane electro rockabilly, with smatterings of funk and industrial. It hints at spiralling menace but tempers it with a camp yokel vocal, rather like 'Deliverance' set aboard the Enterprise. A stack-synth instead of a banjo, a drum-machine instead of a musket. In other word's it doesn't quite bite, even though it snaps it's teeth often, and close. 'IW' discloses it's secrets to it's lucky listeners without leaving ANY clues. Clinic being yet another group I know absolutely nothing about, and yet more who have virtually blank sleeves. No bio's for Clinic, I don't think we'd like what we read...I think they drink moonshine and eat vermin, kill 'gators for clothing and warmth, burn fish for salt-ash. There nothing to which Clinic wont stoop, no degeneracy too vile... Still, onwards and upwards eh? 'Internal Wrangler', beefed up by the crick and all that, is a perfect role-model for them kids..." |
