The Clientele, reliably dreamy for decades, tears up its delicate formula
The long-running British band introduces drum-and-bass-tinged breakbeats, strings and dub production to its delicate indie pop.
From the late '90s onward, built a cult following around its amiably spooky, softly psychedelic sound — the aural equivalent of driving a '68 Mini Cooper down rain-slicked roads toward a midnight aficionados — only slowing down its output after 2010's . But spends 64 minutes gleefully lobbing a succession of musical monkey wrenches into the delicate patterns the British band has developed in its quarter-century of recording.
