Album Description "A fluid orgiastic masterpiece of free-jazz and folk-drone that is flecked with raga and juju. NNCK consistently goes beyond noise and mess with an astoundingly musical improvisation that is miles from the average drum circle or tiresome jam band." -- PopMatters "This is essential listening ... for anyone wishing to explore the best of what was once new and weird in America." -- Dusted "Totally infectious." -- Pitchfork "An acidhead's powwow." -- Dream Locust is proud to announce the release of Clomeim, the new studio album from New York's No-Neck Blues Band. Clomeim is an evolution, and a vital document of change in the No-Neck Blues Band's 15+ years of para-musical activity. This pivotal recording is a creative distillation of the collective at a new and startling saturation point. For three rainy days in March 2007, the seven-headed hydra that is NNCK holed up in Black Dirt Studios, their newly outfitted recording studio in the foothills of upstate New York. With a discipline and a clarity of vision they've rarely displayed before, the collective channeled all of their energies into hours of recording live, real-time improvisation. After months spent sculpting and recasting the raw material, Clomeim emerged--a distinct whole, recalling in its parts the communal howl of Algarnas Tradgard, the dead spirit channeling of Geino Yamashiro Gumi, the glacial shadowplay of Heresie-era Univers Zero, and Krautrock zenith Faust at their finest hour. Clomeim is that rare hybrid--a rock exterior with a cryptic, experimental core; a dense groover; and a burning, exploratory psychedelic grimoire for the new dark ages.