Description:	CD on Track & Field
	Format:	CD
	Genre(s):	Indie Pop
	Label:	Track And Field
	Price:	£5.49
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...according to our Phil on 27 September 2007.

The Clientele make timeless 60's west coast US pop music. They've been doing it for ages now and they're so good at it now, listening to the new album now you'd think they were from the US west coast and not London. 'God Save The Clientele' is more classic vintage Clientele gear and put simply it's great pop music. Great stuff!

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What their label says...

Emerging from North London this four piece combine idyllic, layered sounds and idealistically wistful imagery, penned by singer / guitarist Alasdair Maclean that would sit happily on the west coast of America as easily as it does on their native soil. This sound has been attempted by many of The Clientele’s peers but has never been mastered with such skill and accuracy.   ·‘God Save The Clientele’ fittingly draws on The Clientele’s vast range of influences. Opening with ‘Here Comes The Phantom’ we are instantly reminded of the pop-psych heroes The Monkees. This influence continues through the album in tracks like ‘Winter On Victoria Street’ developing until the very end of the album, which closes with the sorrow filled goodbye of ‘Dreams Of Leaving’.