Lazarus Clamp
Musical artist
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History
The band's debut single "Sea Sore Songs" was released on Amberley/Cleverlegs.[2] The band had other early releases on Bearos Records and Sorted, both Midlands-based.[3][4] The band had a good relationship with the now-defunct Guildford label, Words, and Works Rejected.[5]
Their subsequent singles ("North",[6] "Left-handed",[7] "Some Rivals"[8]) and the band's first two LPs (Such as you are and still not seeming to mind and The more we are the funnier it is[9]) show a wider range of influences.[10] In early 2008, they released a double album, Death to Technicians / It ain't what you do it's what it does to you,[11] described by Drowned in Sound as "wonkily elaborate".[12] In late 2009, they released the Against entitlement LP. This received positive reviews from sources including The Sunday Times and Delusions of Adequacy.[13][14]
Discography
Singles
- "Sea Sore Songs" - 1999 (Amberley/ Cleverlegs)
- "North" - split 7-inch (Jonathan Whiskey)
- "Left-handed" - (Bearos Records)
- "Some Rivals" - split 7-inch (Sorted)
- "Don't Fence Me In" - split 7-inch (Damnably)
LPs
- Such as you are and still not seeming to mind. LP (2001, Words and works rejected/ Cleverlegs)
- The more we are the funnier it is. CD (2004, Words and works rejected/ Cleverlegs)
- Death to technicians. CD (2008, Bearos/ Cleverlegs)
- It ain't what you do its what it does to you. Additional CD album included with initial run of 'Death to Technicians.' (2008, Bearos/ Cleverlegs)
- Against entitlement. LP/CD. (2009, Little Red Rabbit/ Cleverlegs)
- The bird is not the metaphor. LP/CD. (2015, Damnably)