Clem Snide is the painfully melancholic pop band formed by singer/songwriter, Eef Barzelay, during his days at Boston College in the early 1990s. While the earliest edition of the band wallowed in post punk noise, Clem Snide eventually found an original voice on albums like "Your Favorite Music" and "The Ghost of Fashion" in the early 2000s. Best known for "Moment in the Sun," the theme song for the short-lived television show "Ed," Clem Snide regularly produced tuneful songs of everyday passions, simple triumphs, and lingering regrets.
Friday, May 18, 2018
Joan Jett of Arc (Clem Snide)
Clem Snide is the painfully melancholic pop band formed by singer/songwriter, Eef Barzelay, during his days at Boston College in the early 1990s. While the earliest edition of the band wallowed in post punk noise, Clem Snide eventually found an original voice on albums like "Your Favorite Music" and "The Ghost of Fashion" in the early 2000s. Best known for "Moment in the Sun," the theme song for the short-lived television show "Ed," Clem Snide regularly produced tuneful songs of everyday passions, simple triumphs, and lingering regrets.
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