Tracklist:
[1:31] 01. Clark - Pleen 1930's
[2:54] 02. Clark - The Dogs
[3:14] 03. Clark - Proper Lo-Fi
[0:59] 04. Clark - Oaklands
[2:41] 05. Clark - Bricks
[0:37] 06. Clark - EmW
[3:13] 07. Clark - A Laugh With Hills
[1:06] 08. Clark - The Chase
[4:18] 09. Clark - Lord Of The Dance
[2:46] 10. Clark - Caveman Lament
[2:09] 11. Clark - Fossil Paste
[2:54] 12. Clark - Diesel Raven
[2:58] 13. Clark - Shrewland
[0:24] 14. Clark - Nostalgic Oblong
[2:12] 15. Clark - Wicked Life (Taken from Throttle Clarence EP)
[1:53] 16. Clark - Lady Palindrome (Taken from Throttle Clarence EP)
[1:33] 17. Clark - Friday Bread (Taken from Throttle Clarence EP)
[3:29] 18. Clark - Proper Mid-Fi (Taken from Throttle Clarence EP)
[4:03] 19. Clark - Bob Dedication (Taken from Throttle Clarence EP)
[1:04] 20. Clark - 820689 (Taken from Throttle Clarence EP)
[2:11] 21. Clark - Alpha Dodgem Fortitude (Taken from Throttle Clarence EP)
[3:37] 22. Clark - Mother McKnight (Taken from Throttle Clarence EP)
[4:58] 23. Clark - Guitar Solo (Bonus Track)
[2:25] 24. Clark - Racloir (Bonus Track)
[3:30] 25. Clark - Perfectly Welcome (Bonus Track)
[2:21] 26. Clark - Sabbath (Bonus Track)
[6:07] 27. Clark - Robinson Crusoe (Bonus Track)
AllMusic Review by Sam Samuelson
Winter in July can be a strange combination. Released in May of 2001, but seeing hype and sales in June and July, Chris Clark's Clarence Park is a frostingly cold glimpse at what winter feels like -- even if one listens to it during the dog days of relentless sun. Big reverberated beats transform into a crisp sound experiment, synth washes cut and skate alongside and in between breakbeat scientology, and sound sculpture paints imagery of glacier-like masses floating along in the sea minding their own business. Albeit not sounding especially original, and having an immense amount of pressure to do so, Clark turns in a fine debut of sensitive and cerebrally brash material that sits comfortably alongside some of the better records of 2001.
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