The Clique

The Clique were a five-piece music group about which small is well known (John Kitchin played rhythm, and Adrian Stambach handled the bass), except that that they had a hardcore sound similar to the Pretty Things and cut two singles for Pye in the mid-’60s under producer Larry Web page. That they had a crude, bluesy audio, like the Males but rougher, in support of lacked a number of the energy projected by functions just like the Pretties as well as the Rolling Rocks at their particular bests, and their debut solitary, “She Ain’t No Great,” was still rather memorable because of its proto-punk sensibilities. Their second solitary, “We Didn’t Kiss, Didn’t Like, HOWEVER NOW We Perform,” was a lot more bluesy aswell as extremely experimental in framework. With their privately pressed four-song demonstration, it’s an option little bit of ’60s vinyl fabric among enthusiasts, but not surprisingly after-the-fact adoration, the Clique by no means caught on within their personal time. Having a few breaks, they might’ve been as large as maker Larry Page’s great long lasting achievement, the Troggs.