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CC Dust
CC Dust formed in 2009 in Brighton, UK, with Connor Clarke as the singer-songwriter alongside Tom Rhodes and Matt Wagstaff. They started playing small live...
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CC Dust formed in 2009 in Brighton, UK, with Connor Clarke as the singer-songwriter alongside Tom Rhodes and Matt Wagstaff. They started playing small live shows around that time.
Their debut album 'New Ways' came out in 2012, featuring the title track that combined synthesizers with Clarke's vocal style. They followed it with 'London Fog' in 2014 and 'Silence and Absence' in 2017.
The band worked as a trio with Clarke handling most of the writing and vocals, Rhodes on multiple instruments, and Wagstaff completing the lineup. Their music tended toward atmospheric arrangements with introspective lyrics.
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