'I Am Kloot' History:
AboutTHEY say the devil is in the detail. Maybe, but god-like genius hangs out there, too. In a world that now seems to take notice only of melodramatic soundbites and grandiloquent gestures made against lurid, 2-D backdrops, I Am Kloot are a Harold Pinter real deal to everyone else’s overblown, Cecil B de Mille mock-ups. The rough ‘n’ tumble of realism is what makes Johnny Bramwell (singer/songwriter and guitarist), bass player Peter Jobson and drummer Andy Hargreaves tick. It’s the source of I Am Kloot’s misanthropic and surreal wit. When cut with their own brand of beat-up romanticism, it’s also what caused a girl to faint clean away during the band’s first gig outside Britain [in Paris on Valentine’s Day, 2001] when she heard them play ‘Twist’. “I Am Kloot is a little universe we’ve created I Am Kloot is not a band, it’s a world. It’s an enigmatic one because it’s both brutal and charming. It’s ruthless and endearing, it’s full of contradictions and – it shifts across the sky like the weather.” source: http://www.myspace.com/iamklootmusic |
I Am Kloot Discography:
| Release Title and date | |
| dark star | |
| from your favourite sky | |
| from your favourite sky (ep) | |
| gods and monsters | |
| i am kloot | |
| live 2001 | |
| morning rain | |
| natural history | |
| over my shoulder |
