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Hailing from Germantown, Maryland USA, Clutch offers a blend of Funk, Metal and Stoner-Rock; the quartet were formed in the summer of 1991 by high-school friends vocalist + guitarist Neil Fallon, guitarist Tim Sult, bassist Dan Maines and drummer Jean-Paul Gaster.

Around this time they started booking tours around the region and the following year released an independent single entitled "Pitchfork".
The official debut full-length album, "Transnational Speedway League: Anthems, Anecdotes & Undeniable Truths", was issued in 1993 on EastWest Records.

The band made their first Billboard's Heatseekers chart appearance two years later with their self-titled album which was supported with a tour opening for Pantera.

In 1998, Clutch inked a new deal with Columbia Records who released "The Elephant Riders", the record shot to #1 on the Top Heatseekers Albums chart and became their first Billboard Top 200 chart entry at #104.

The group's next album arrived a year later, but their self-released fourth LP, "Jam Room", failed to chart.

The year 2001 saw the Maryland rockers sign to Atlantic Records and the release of "Pure Rock Fury"; this album reached the #135 slot on The Billboard Top 200 list spawning "Careful With That Mic...", their first Mainstream Rock top 30 hit single.
Since its inception Clutch has played a countless amount of live shows with several NuMetal acts such as Deftones, System Of A Down, Sevendust and many more.

In the spring of 2004 the quartet issued their sixth album, "Blast Tyrant", on DRT Entertainment; it debuted at #4 on The Billboard Top Independent chart and yielded the powerful Mainstream Rock top 40 hit "The Mob Goes Wild".

They returned in mid-2005 with "Robot Hive / Exodus", reaching #94 on The Billboard 200 chart; this album included the Metal-radio single "10001110101" and was the first record to feature new keyboard player Mick Schauer.

March 2007 saw Clutch release its third DRT Entertainment LP, "From Beale Street To Oblivion" and with it the band reached a career-best peak on The Billboard 200 peaking at #54; the disc was preceded by "Power Player", a brand new song which was listed on DRT Entertainment's inaugural podcast and the official first single, the Hot Mainstream Rock top 40 hit "Electric Worry".

Clutch have set "Strange Cousins From The West" as the title of their new album, due on July 7 via the group's own label, Weathermaker Music. The CD was recorded at Magpie Cage studio in Baltimore and will feature 12 tracks including the single "50,000 Unstoppable Watts".

 

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Transnational Speedway League: Anthems, Anecdotes & Undeniable Truths

(1993)

1. A Shogun Named Marcus
2. El Jefe Speaks
3. Binge And Purge
4. 12 Ounce Epilogue
5. Bacchanal
6. Milk Of Human Kindness
7. Rats
8. Earthworm
9. Heirloom 13
10. Walking In The Great Shining Path Of Monster Trucks
11. Effigy

 

Clutch

(1995)

1. Big News I
2. Big News II
3. Rock N Roll Outlaw
4. Texan Book Of The Dead
5. Escape From The Prison Planet
6. Spacegrass
7. I Have The Body Of John Wilkes Booth
8. Tight Like That
9. Animal Farm
10. Droid
11. The House That Peterbilt
12. 7 Jam
13. Tim Sult Vs. The Greys

 

The Elephant Riders

(1998)

1. The Elephant Riders
2. Ship Of Gold
3. Eight Times Over Miss October
4. The Soapmakers
5. The Yeti
6. Muchas Veces
7. Green Buckets
8. Wishbone
9. Crackerjack
10. The Dragonfly

 

Jam Room

(1999)

1. Who Wants To Rock?
2. Big Fat Pig
3. Going To Market
4. One Eyed Dollar
5. Raised By Horses
6. Bertha's Big Backyard
7. Gnomes Enthusiast
8. Swamp Boat Upside Down
9. Basket Of Eggs
10. Release The Kraken
11. Super Duper
12. Release The Dub

 

Pure Rock Fury

(2001)

1. American Sleep
2. Pure Rock Fury
3. Open Up The Border
4. Careful With That Mic...
5. Red Horse Rainbow
6. The Great Outdoors!
7. Smoke Banshee
8. Frankenstein
9. Sinkemlow
10. Immortal
11. Brazenhead
12. Drink To The Dead
13. Spacegrass [live]

 

Blast Tyrant

(2004)

1. Mercury
2. Profits Of Doom
3. The Mob Goes Wild
4. Cypress Grove
5. Promoter
6. The Regulator
7. Worm Drink
8. Arny Of Bono
9. Spleen Merchant
10. The Swollen Goat
11. Weathermaker
12. Subtle Hustle
13. Ghost
14. La Curandera
15. WYSIWYG

 

Robot Hive / Exodus

(2005)

1. The Incomparable Mr. Flannery
2. Burning Beard
3. Gullah
4. Mice And Gods
5. Pulaski Skyway
6. Never Be Moved
7. 10001110101
8. Small Upsetters
9. Circus Maximus
10. Tripping The Alarm
11. 10,000 Witnesses
12. Land Of Pleasant Living
13. Gravel Road
14. Who's Been Talking?

 

From Beale Street To Oblivion

(2007)

1. You Can't Stop The Progress
2. Power Player
3. The Devil And Me
4. White's Ferry
5. Child Of The City
6. Electric Worry
7. One Eye Dollar
8. Rapture Of Riddley Walker
9. When Vegans Attack
10. Opossum Minister
11. Black Umbrella
12. Mr. Shiny Cadillackness

 

 

Strange Cousins From The West

(2009)

Tracklisting posted on Blabbermouth.net

1. Motherless Child
2. Struck Down
3. 50,000 Unstoppable Watts
4. Abraham Lincoln
5. Metroliner Special
6. Minotaur
7. The Amazing Kreskin
8. Witchdoctor
9. Let A Poor Man Be
10. Freakonomics
11. Algo Ha Cambiado
12. Sleestak Lightning

 

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