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Minneapolis post-hardcore outfit Clair de Lune released a self-titled effort on the tiny Blue Worm label in August 2002. The group attracted the attention and signed to Deep Elm Records two years later. Their label debut, Marionettes, appeared in the summer of 2004. Assisted Living followed in January 2007.
Influences: Sparta, Cursive, Jawbox, No Knife
Minneapolis post-hardcore outfit Clair de Lune released a self-titled effort on the tiny Blue Worm label in August 2002. The group attracted the attention and signed to Deep Elm Records two years later. Their label debut, Marionettes, appeared in the summer of 2004. Assisted Living followed in January 2007.
Influences: Sparta, Cursive, Jawbox, No Knife
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"There's a palpable sense of frustration running through Clair De Lune's Assisted Living, whether it's with pill-popping wasters, social alienation or excessive consumerism. But while most of these outbursts never lead to satisfactory answers, the tension inherent within the Minneapolis quintet's music makes Assisted Living incredibly dynamic...and completely uncategorizable. Think a more nuanced At The Drive-In crossed with the moody atmospherics of Cursive, all thrown together with post-punk spikes, solid hardcore breakdowns and startlingly beautiful orchestral moments. Post-rock's future is now." - Alternative Press
"There's a palpable sense of frustration running through Clair De Lune's Assisted Living, whether it's with pill-popping wasters, social alienation or excessive consumerism. But while most of these outbursts never lead to satisfactory answers, the tension inherent within the Minneapolis quintet's music makes Assisted Living incredibly dynamic...and completely uncategorizable. Think a more nuanced At The Drive-In crossed with the moody atmospherics of Cursive, all thrown together with post-punk spikes, solid hardcore breakdowns and startlingly beautiful orchestral moments. Post-rock's future is now." - Alternative Press