Let It Go (The Clarks album)
Let It Go is the sixth studio album by the American rock band The Clarks, released in 2003. The album marked a departure from the band's earlier power-pop sound, incorporating more acoustic elements and introspective songwriting.
Overview:
Let It Go was produced by John Leckie, known for his work with Radiohead and The Stone Roses. The album explores themes of relationships, personal growth, and navigating life's challenges. While still featuring the band's signature harmonies and catchy melodies, Let It Go showcased a more mature and nuanced musical direction.
Track Listing:
The album features the following tracks:
- Hey You
- Let It Go
- Better Off Without You
- The Garden
- Boys Lie
- Caroline
- Inside
- Everything's Wrong
- Summer Song
- On My Way
- That's How It Goes
Reception:
Let It Go received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its songwriting, production, and the band's willingness to evolve their sound. While not achieving the commercial success of some of their earlier albums, Let It Go is considered a significant work in The Clarks' discography, demonstrating their artistic growth and commitment to crafting meaningful music. The single "Hey You" received significant radio airplay in the band's home region.
Personnel:
- Scott Blasey: Vocals, Guitar
- Rob James: Guitar, Vocals
- Greg Joseph: Bass, Vocals
- Dave Minarik: Drums
Production:
- Producer: John Leckie