Just feel. With the rare exception, More Klementines’ music is recorded with no planned approach, no talk of what it should sound like and no song structures. Three sound-brothers making music in the most organic, joyful way possible. A cosmic catharsis. Music scored on the fly — electric guitar below, banjos slide guitar and mandolin above, filtered through strings of effects pedals while being propelled by the percussive pulse of bass, wood, steel and skins. All deployed in a fashion that pushes and pulls as if at one with the tide and buoyed by the blues.

With no preconception, what is captured is a sort of long overdue conversation, in a language not studied, but fluently spoken and uniquely their own — a soft tread into Appalachia that side-winds into Krautrock and drifts down terrestrial pathways through time and space. An ecstatic sound for all the East Coast heads and a salve offering to melt and evaporate the currents of turbulence. Ease on back and enjoy the ride.

We joined Feeding Tube Records on the fringes of obscurity to release the self-titled debut in October, 2018, as well as the follow-up LP, Who Remembers Light, out August 26, 2022.

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Who Remembers Light on Best of ‘22 lists in Record Crates United, Blastitude, and The Fragmented Flâneur

Who Remembers Light reviewed in Terrascope, Nov 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed in Yellow Green Red, Nov 2022

The Fragmented Flâneur goes deep on Who Remembers Light, and their entire catalog, Nov 2022

In depth interview with More Klementines & a review of Who Remembers Light in Weirdo Shrine, Oct 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed in Dusted, Oct 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed in Brainwashed, Oct 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed in Time Machine Productions, Oct 2022

Blastitude’s Larry “Fuzz-O” Dolman’s take on Who Remembers Light, Oct 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed by KFJC, Sept 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed in Raven Sings the Blues, Aug 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed in Post-Trash, Aug 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed in Record Crates United, Aug 2022

Who Remembers Light reviewed in The Vinyl District, Aug 2022

sk8 @ yr own rsk reviewed in Blastitude, July 2022

More Klementines reviewed in Dusted, December 2018

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