Monday, 16 July 2018
Clear Spot
Clear Spot were a short-lived instrumental combo comprising drummer Colm Ó Cíosóig from My Bloody Valentine, guitarist Simon Johns of Stereolab and future Heliocentrics member Mike Burnham on keyboards. In 1998 the trio released their one and only 7" single on Stereolab's Duophonic label, the rather fab 'Moonman Bop'.
Clear Spot - Moonman Bop
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5 comments:
Never heard anything from them before but it sounds great. Thank you for introducing me to them Swede
I like it, like it a lot. I'm guessing it's the drummer's band?
Can't say I know this one either. Came out during my wilderness years. Quite like it though.
Ooh that's good. Nice work Swede.
I love this record. As a huge MBV fan this is up there as one of the best side projects IMO.
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