Clarence Clarity debuts ‘Bloodbarf’ video, details ‘NO NOW’ LP

Clarence Clarity has unveiled the latest track from his forthcoming debut album, ‘NO NOW’.

‘Bloodbarf’ arrives in the shape of a twisted and distorted video, layered with N’Sync and Justin Timberlake magazine covers that gradually melt into a fucked up haze of glitzy colours. The same goes for the song, beginning like a monster hit from a parallel universe before firmly diving into temptation by self-destructing, basically.

The producer - who isn’t big on details - has for the first time explained the meaning behind his debut album. It’s out 2nd February 2015. on Bella Union.

His statement in full reads:

“The NO NOW is my bubble of clarity. The ongoing wow hovering in stasis, with the blinds down and the world a forgotten dream. This album happened in that non-moment. Your past is what you make of it, and your future’s quite literally set in stone – and are you tired of chasing the present?

This album can be a constant reminder of the infinite flexibility of an absurd universe. You are free if you want to be. And there will be no shame. Don’t worry about leaving your mark – the cosmos couldn’t care less about Mozart or Einstein or Jesus of Nazareth. And even less about you.

But go for broke – when you’re lying on your death bed, looking out into that golden ocean sunset you’ll want something exciting to flash before your eyes – something good before the ultimate NO NOW.

This album is the exorcism of everything I’ve ever learned. Its all left me now – no more human condition left to give. This is the album I’ve had to make. And now I can bow out ungracefully – Creator and destroyer of my own worlds.

The NO NOW will never end, because it never began.”