Name: Supermodels
Brand: Claud

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

SAD014LP

Colour

Black

Colour details

Discogs ID

Format multiplier

Download code

Download code: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: No

Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-07-14

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

PIAS

Tax rate GB

Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

674012923239

Total Cap

Black LP

SAD014LP-C1

Clear

Cloud Coloured Vinyl.

Extended format: Yes

674012923246

Clear LP

SAD014CD

674012923222

SAD014CASS

Tape

674012924045

Artist

Claud

Genre GB

Indie Pop / Shoegaze

Label GB

Saddest Factory Records

Claud is a talented artist known for their unique blend of indie pop and alternative rock. With captivating vocals and introspective lyrics, Claud's music has resonated with fans around the world. Born and raised in [hometown], Claud began writing songs at a young age, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and emotions. Their debut album, [album name], showcases their growth as an artist and has received critical acclaim. With a dedicated fanbase and a promising future ahead, Claud continues to push boundaries in the music industry.
Throughout their career, Claud has collaborated with renowned artists such as [artist name] and [artist name]. Their ability to seamlessly blend different genres sets them apart from other musicians in the industry. Whether performing on stage or recording in the studio, Claud's passion for music shines through every note they play.
In addition to their musical talents, Claud is also an advocate for mental health awareness. They have openly shared their own struggles with anxiety and depression, using their platform to spread positivity and encourage others to seek help when needed. Through both their music and activism, Claud has become an influential figure in the industry.

Newest Listed Items

No matter your age or station, Supermodels is the sort of record you can hear yourself in. Claud’s engrossing and poignant second album is a confident diary of the mercury of life and love in one’s early 20s, whether it’s the self-doubt that creeps through its tunes or the place of compromise they try to find. It’s an exacting map of the emotional and logistical vicissitudes they’d encountered in their early 20s. Fissures in romances and friendships, pressures of recording careers, the casualties of growing up: Each of these 13 songs is another articulated diary entry, threaded together with scant regard for genre and with the roller-coaster of feeling that gives each tune such specific gravity. These are familiar topics for Claud, covering some of the same terrain as 2021’s Super Monster. But there is a newfound confidence to the ideas here, rendered in structures and hooks that do not equivocate as they move from frowning folk to boisterous pop to twisted piano curios. Where Supermodels was rendered mostly in their childhood bedroom, this was cut in a place of their own, with a team of confidants and collaborators building them into resplendent productions. Supermodels takes its name from “Screwdriver.” “You caught me looking at photographs of supermodels,” they sing, voice rising slowly over the elegiac line penned on that free and broken piano. “Trying not to cry when I look back at myself.” It’s a staggering moment, a reminder of the ways we’re all working to stop seeing ourselves as less than and not equal to, to beat back a dozen different insecurities that we try to store in the deepest recesses of our facade. But Claud doesn’t hide anything on Supermodels. They are kernels of despair, redemption, and, ultimately, insight, here to remind us we’re neither the first nor the last to face these blues and keep going.

Supermodels

Music GB