'Amber', the third album by CLEARLAKE, is a work of extraordinary quality, proving that they really are one of Britain's most remarkable bands. The songs on 'Amber' are timeless: the mesmeric opener "No Kind Of Life", the bluesy moonburst of "Neon", the buzzy rush of "Good Clean Fun", the KINKS-y oomph of "Finally Free", the prowling tension of "You Can't Have Me", the countrified lament "Dreamt That You Died" and the awesome guitar power of "Widescreen". Produced by Clearlake's JASON PEGG with STEVE OSBORNE (U2, HAPPY MONDAYS, KT TUNSTALL) and JIM ABBISS (ARCTIC MONKEYS, PLACEBO, KASABIAN) and recorded by PHILL BROWN (TALK TALK, LED ZEP, HENDRIX, you name it), 'Amber' is Clearlake's wildest, deepest, most surprising album so far.