British dream-poppers The Clientele return to deliver another album that hangs like London fog with Bonfires on the Heath, their sixth album, and first since 2007’s God Save the Clientele. The album, like the ones before it, is primarily from the mind of leader Alasdair MacLean, but features more music from pianist Mel Draisey, who is said to have a profound affect on the album’s sound. The Clientele are promising thatBonfires is a return to their older, denser poppier earlier work, which hopefully means it’ll sound like their defining album, The Violet Hour.
download The Clientele – Bonfires of the Heath
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