All My Friends

Jack O' the Clock 'take us on a journey away from the three minute pop song to a nirvana of freeform yet relaxed musical complexity' (Bluesbunny, Glasgow, Scotland). The group's sound, a jangly mix of concert-hall agility, acoustic rock drive, and junk shop scouring, has conjured comparisons to Sufjan Stevens, Henry Cow, Frank Zappa, and Philip Glass, and the lyrics, with a penchant for outsider narratives and involute imagery, to Joanna Newsom and Fables-era R.E.M. 'There's an amazing amount of originality...and those looking for some intrepid, barrier-breaking music would do well to start here' (Peter Thelen, Expose).