Description
Clark is a musician whose sound has no boundaries. With two decades of experience creating visceral electronica, apocalyptic techno, and classical excursions, his tenth studio album, “Sus Dog,” is a milestone culmination of his work. Featuring the renowned Thom Yorke, the album explores an intimate and emotive angle for Clark, as he muses on life and its complexities. While the music still exhibits its signature throttle, the addition of Clark‘s vocals elevates the songs to an even lighter dimension. Wooden percussion stretches like bubblegum on “Clutch Pearlers,” met by the ticking of piano hammers on strings instilling a sense of wonder. As Clark delves into lyrical structure with his newly explored singing, “Sus Dog” marks a robust and ever-creative peak in his career.
According to Pitchfork, Clark‘s singing on “Sus Dog” proves that there’s always room for reinvention, even after two decades in the game. With an impressive repertoire of sounds and styles, Clark‘s music has consistently broken new ground, and “Sus Dog” is no exception. From the stormy drums and blood-rushing energy of “Alyosha” to the opalescent piano notes and tangibly punching drums of the title track, the album is a rollercoaster of emotions and sounds. With “Sus Dog,” Clark cements his position as a musician whose boundary-pushing sound knows no bounds.
