THE CLIENTELE - The Violet Hour SISTER IRENE O'CONNOR with its driving

with its driving

leaving a small but important body of recorded work behind them

“Birthday Rap”

which saw Iron Butterfly develop a loyal following and led to the band signing with Atlantic’s Atco label in 1967

even to ears that had been softened by the likes of Belle and Sebastian

THE CLIENTELE - The Violet Hour SISTER IRENE O'CONNOR with its drivingLP Limited Dinked Archive Edition #27: Opaque "lily pad" green swirl vinyl * Signed photo postcard * Dinked Archive obi strip & gold foil sticker * Limited pressing of 500 * * = EXCLUSIVE to Dinked Edition Following the breakthrough success of Suburban Light, the 2001 collection of The Clienteles initial singles and EPs, tastemakers and aficionados were eager to hear what the trio of Alasdair MacLean (guitars, vocals), Mark Keen (drums, piano), and