Clothes Make The Man - Clothes Make The Man (2008)

When rock acts stop paying homage to other decades and look to the '90s for inspiration, they'll be following the lead of Toronto quartet Clothes Make The Man. Specifically on Tuz and Let It Go, CMTM's sound has a definite Lou Barlow-ishness, but less stripped down and with more shoulder, somewhat like that excellent first Foo Fighters record. Poppy, and with potential for radio play and crossover appeal, this might just be "the summer album," with Chile being an excellent contender for that great-unknown-song-you'll-hear-at-every-party-this-summer status. 1. Two Summers 2. WMD 3. Singles Only 4. Deny, Avoid, & Shutdown 5. Tuz 6. Let It Go 7. Chile 8. Violence 9. Defend 10. Quiet 11. Ready or Not 12. Firewood 13. Untitled

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