The Clause - Victim Of A Casual Thing (Limited To 200 Copies) (Now Spinning 021) (Signed Sleeve & Hand Numbered Slice) + Wooden Block Record Display Stand

Here we have it, as part of our new collectible series, number 21 on our Now Spinning series: The Clause - Victim Of A Casual Thing.

With the Wax and Beans release, you will receive:

• Signed sleeve & hand numbered slice (slice is only available at Wax and Beans)
• Limited To 200 Copies
• Wooden Block Record Display Stand
• Black vinyl

What is a Wax and Beans slice we hear you cry? The Wax and Beans slice is a collectible magnetic strip that allows you to show friends and family what music you’re spinning right now.

Only available at Wax and Beans, for select releases, the slice is hand-numbered and can be used flexibly. You can attach it to a magnetised Wax and Beans ‘Now Spinning’ wooden block (our latest, upgraded Now Spinning Record Display stand - available to purchase separately or part of a bundle) or stick it on your fridge, radiator or wherever you want really.

You can even be one of the really kool kids and just collect them for fun! If you want in on this amazing bundle, grab The Clause - Victim Of A Casual Thing.

Mock up artwork is for illustration purposes only.

About the album: 

Having forged a reputation for their fiery live shows following gigs with Lottery Winners, Courteeners and The Reytons as well as attracting huge festival crowds at The Isle of Wight, Truck and Tramlines, The Clause now fulfill their immense potential with their debut album ‘Victim of a Casual Thing’.

Following in the chart success of the likes of The K’s and The Royston Club, the Birmingham four-piece are the next band to prove that indie-rock thrills speak to a new generation. As we’ve heard on recent singles ‘Nothing’s As It Seems’ and ‘Elisha’, they excel at stirring, hook-heavy anthems built for pints-in-the-air chaos at gigs and festivals alike. But elsewhere - especially on their latest track ‘Tell me What You Want’ - they’re also masters of big riffs and sleek grooves which feel like their era’s answer to the likes of Foals and Bloc Party.

While ‘Victim of a Casual Thing’ is their debut, it also features some of the moments which have soundtracked their rise so far. Their breakthrough moment ‘In My Element’ and fellow live favourite ‘I Don’t Care’ still shine with youthful attitude and instant accomplishment. But it also presents much more of a bigger future to come: see the slow-burning grandeur of ‘Exception’ or the folk-tinged balladeering of ‘Pink Moon’ for evidence. All roads lead to ‘Don’t Blink’ which constantly builds in stature to sign-off on a joyous note. And there’s plenty to relate to throughout the course of the record. It’s packed full of stories of daring to dream and wanting more from life; of fleeting connections and faltering romances; of wild nights and the next morning’s recovery.

It’s the sound of four still-youthful friends continuing a dream they’ve shared since they were sixteen-years-old. Where it will eventually take them is yet to be written, but doing precisely what they want in the here-and-now is all that matters.

1. Prologue (1:06) 

2. Nothing's As It Seems (3:42) 

3. Tell Me What You Want (2:48)

4. Element (3:38)

5. White Lifelines (3:20)

6. Elisha (3:23)

7. Exception (3:23) 

8. Weekend Millionaire (4:01)

9. I Don't Care (3:24)

10. Fever Dream (3:25)

11. Pink Moon (4:36)

12. Don't Blink (5:22)