Clinic, the Liverpool-based indie band known for their distinctive sound and image, blend a mix of genres such as garage rock, cool chugging, and moody dub, creating an unmistakable sonic identity. Their discography, starting from 2000's Internal Wrangler to 2021's Fantasy Island, showcases a progression through folk, '60s pop, and experimental electronics, all while maintaining their enigmatic allure. Despite their Grammy nomination and collaborations with renowned artists like Radiohead, Clinic's acerbic political commentary in albums like 2019's Wheeltappers and Shunters and the dreamy disco vibes of 2021's Fantasy Island have kept them on the outskirts of the mainstream.

Formed in 1997 by Ade Blackburn and Jonathan Hartley, Clinic's lineup solidified with Brian Campbell and Carl Turney, evolving from punk and garage rock roots to a sound that incorporates elements of psychedelia and free jazz. Their early success with singles like "The Second Line" and albums like Walking with Thee led to critical acclaim and a Grammy nomination. Through albums like Visitations and Bubblegum, Clinic continued to experiment with their sound, culminating in the electronic-infused Free Reign and the pop-focused Fantasy Island, showcasing their versatility and evolution over the years.