After a slew of ecstatically received singles (including 'The Second Line') on Domino in 1999, Clinic delivered one of the most eagerly awaited debut albums of 2000 with 'Internal Wrangler', a guitar driven psych-rock masterpiece. Just 13 songs in 32 minutes - that's brevity and ruthless self-editing. That also means that you don't have to wade through waves of clutter to find the gems; this is album the real deal from go to whoa! As much influenced by American psych terrorists 13th Floor Elevators as English punk pioneers The Troggs, Clinic have a melodic depth and Y2K sensibility that stands them head and shoulders above the pack.
Featuring the knockout singles 'The Second Line', 'The Return Of Evil Bill' and 'Distortions', 'Internal Wrangler' saw Clinic hailed Britain's weirdest musical new heroes, scored them an invite to play with Radiohead on the Kid-A / Amnesiac tour throughout Europe and Asia and of course, scored ravishing reviews aplenty.