I Am Kloot lyrics
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Artist's albums
Natural History (Deluxe Version Remastered)
2000 · album
Hold Back the Night I Am Kloot Live
2015 · compilation
Hold Back the Night I Am Kloot Live (Deluxe Version)
2015 · compilation
These Days Are Mine (Dave Clarke Remix)
2013 · single
B
2009 · album
Play Moolah Rouge
2008 · album
BBC Radio 1 Peel Sessions
2006 · album
I Believe
2005 · single
Gods and Monsters
2005 · album
Over My Shoulder
2005 · single
Maybe I Should
2005 · single
From Your Favourite Sky
2003 · single
From Your Favourite Sky
2003 · single
I Am Kloot
2003 · album
3 Feet Tall
2003 · single
3 Feet Tall
2003 · single
Life In a Day
2003 · single
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Biography
I Am Kloot is an oddball pop trio based in Manchester, England, that consists of vocalist/guitarist John Bramwell, drummer Andy Hargreaves, and guitarist/bassist Pete Jobson. Bramwell used his contacts as a gig promoter to reel in Hargreaves and Jobson from their former bands. A week after their first show (at the same venue Bramwell promoted gigs at), they released their debut single, Titanic/To You. After another single in early 2000, the group signed to Wall of Sound offshoot We Love You. A two-part single for Morning Rain was released in June of 2001, and the full-length Natural History was out by the end of the year. The trio signed a new recording contract with the Echo label and teamed up with producer Ian Broudie to record their self-titled second album, released in summer 2003. Broudie added his textbook production touches to the album, expanding the I Am Kloot sound to provide the perfect framework for Bramwell's finely observed lyrical vignettes. The trio undertook their first U.S. tour in 2005 in support of the belated stateside release of I Am Kloot. Shortly afterwards, they released their third European album, Gods and Monsters. The band's fourth full-length outing, I Am Kloot Play Moolah Rouge, arrived in 2008, followed by 2009's B, a compilation of B-sides, rarities, and unreleased songs. Released in 2010, Sky at Night was produced by Craig Potter and Guy Garvey from Elbow. It was their most commercially successful album; it reached number 24 on the U.K. albums chart, and it was also short-listed for the Mercury Prize. Let It All In, the band's sixth album, was issued in early 2013. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi