The Clientele - Suburban Light

One of the few albums that really hooked me as I holed myself in with old records, ignoring all of music slung along about around the last 10 years.  Suburban Light is a tribute to nostalgia; It’s like when you look at a picture from the 1970s and everything is amber and fuzzy and glowing like a dream, and you sort of wonder if maybe that’s how people looked like and lived back then.  It’s refreshing to hear a record that sounds really detached, not because of irony or self abasement, but because it sounds like it’s from a place that you’ve literally never been to before.  Yet, out of this, it all feels so familiar -like stepping away from a photo album for many years and then coming back to bask in the warm, reverb washed glow of memories of things you swore you did at some point.

1. I Had To Say This
2. Rain
3. Reflections After Jane
4. We Could Walk Together
5. Monday’s Rain
6. Joseph Cornell
7. What Goes Up
8. (I Want you) More Than Ever
9. 6am Morningside
10. Five Day Morning
11. From a Window
12. As Night is Falling
13. Lacewings

• Also, If you like this record I highly suggest you buy it.  I remember hearing from somebody that they’re not really a band that makes alot of money. And thats a shame

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