Clinic
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Clinic: Internal Wrangler (Domino)
Review by Barney Hoskyns, CDNOW.com, 2000
THE SGT. PEPPER outfits are one thing – like the Beatles, Clinic hail from Liverpool – but the surgical masks are something else again. (According ...
Clinic: Smells Like Surgical Spirit
Interview by Neil Kulkarni, Melody Maker, 25 October 2000
CLINIC TELL US WHY THEIR RUMBLING, AVANT-GARDE INDIE CONTRIBUTION TO THE NEW LEVI'S AD IS NOT SELLING OUT... ...
Primal Scream: Xtrmntor/David Holmes: Bow Down to the Exit Sign/Clinic: Internal Wrangler
Review by Djuna Parnes, Rock's Backpages, December 2000
1997’S FRACTURED, fundamentally bogus Vanishing Point laid the ground for the much more focused Xtrmntor, Bobby Gillespie’s first true manifesto of an album since the ...
Clinic: What's Behind Those Surgical Masks?
Interview by Yancey Strickler, Neumu, 9 October 2001
CLINIC SINGER Ade Blackburn's voice hiccups, squeals and coos, like a child just learning how to talk. Lyrics consist of unintelligible gibberish like "Tikki tikki ...
Music for a Divine Moment: The Best Music of 2001
Guide by Devon Powers, PopMatters, 17 December 2001
IN THESE DAYS of crusades, jihads, and God-Bless-This-Lands, I've been wondering why so much music writing is riddled with religious imagery. ...
Profile and Interview by Ben Thompson, Daily Telegraph, 23 February 2002
THERE'S a special sense of occasion that only a face-to-face meeting with a band who wear surgical masks on stage can generate. Surely Clinic's cheeks ...
Review by Devon Powers, PopMatters, 25 February 2002
IT CERTAINLY FEELS as if things are starting to shift, right? Britney Spears launches an (ahem) acting career, Ryan Adams making a (relative) splash at ...
Clinic: The Only British Band Which Matters
Interview by Joss Hutton, Perfect Sound Forever, March 2002
LIVERPUDLIAN quartet Clinic may be blessed with consummate good taste – pictures of the likes of Roky Erickson, Serge Gainsbourg, Phil and Ronnie Spector, Silver ...
Clinic: Bowery Ballroom, New York City
Live Review by Devon Powers, PopMatters, 6 April 2002
IN 39 MINUTES, the world is going to end. We are all waiting for that end to begin. There's a sickness in the air, like ...
Review by Devon Powers, PopMatters, 23 August 2004
CALL IT WHAT you will—consistency versus predictability, innovation versus identity abandonment: whatever the name, this is the most serious quandary that bands face as they ...
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