It can be difficult to verbalize exactly what autumnal records are capable of eliciting. One thing is undeniable: October and November are the months for The Clientele's 2000 debut album Suburban Light. Perhaps most impressive, the uninitiated would never detect that such an accomplished record was comprised mostly of a smattering of the band's earlier 7" singles from the years prior. Though ideal for any season, the record is an impeccable collection of reveries that paint a viscerally evocative picture of sundown strolls with scattered leaves underfoot . . .
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