The Clarks have put in the time, for sure. They have finally returned with their first new album since releasing a career spanning retrospective of hits and fan favorites. Not ever gaining huge national recognition, the Clarks have amassed a huge fanbase who are among some of the most dedicated fans of any band. That being said, the have put together another solid album with a handful of excellent songs, including a stellar version of the classic tune "What A Wonderful World." Among the new classics that are featured on this album are "True Believe" and "Trampoline," both written and performed in the Clarks' indie pop style. You can't stop a band who does everything to the fullest with all their heart and soul, and the Clarks' newest album showcases that yet again.
11.02.2010
CD REVIEW: The Clarks "Restless Days"
The Clarks have put in the time, for sure. They have finally returned with their first new album since releasing a career spanning retrospective of hits and fan favorites. Not ever gaining huge national recognition, the Clarks have amassed a huge fanbase who are among some of the most dedicated fans of any band. That being said, the have put together another solid album with a handful of excellent songs, including a stellar version of the classic tune "What A Wonderful World." Among the new classics that are featured on this album are "True Believe" and "Trampoline," both written and performed in the Clarks' indie pop style. You can't stop a band who does everything to the fullest with all their heart and soul, and the Clarks' newest album showcases that yet again.
