Have you ever been on your last dime where it’s burning a hole in your pocket as that’s all that it’s good for. Maybe you’ve gambled your chances and bought a scratch off only to come up on empty, or maybe you’ve taken the sure deal and found youreself sitting in some darkened dive, slotting that last dime into the jukebox and counting on the kindness of strangers to lull you into another fuzzy afternoon. Or maybe it’s the world that’s kicking your behind, coming at you in all sharp corners and jagged edges, coming at you at a 100 miles per hour and there’s not a damn thing you can do about it except take refuge in some small watering hole that blocks out the shrieking sun, and it’s just you and the guy at the bar whilst the first sip of whisky stops the buzzing in your head and spreads a warm softness that creeps up from your thighs all the way to your heavy heart and opens a window to allow some breathing space, even if only for a little while. If that has ever been you, then I have a song for you. I Am Kloot are an indie band from Manchester who write warm and spiky songs about drinking, romance and disaster. So, ease off my friend, be comforted by the wisdom that hope is the last thing you can lose and let the Kloot take you To The Brink.
You can thank me later.
I Am Kloot have a brand new album Sky At Night
I Am Kloot is – Andrew Hargreaves (drums), John Bramwell (vocals/guitar), Peter Jobson (bass).
Author: Songbird
