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.
New Release Tuesday
New music out today worth checking out:
- Bleu - Four
- Weezer - Death To False Metal
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