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Patrick Cleandenim
Patrick Cleandenim is the name of both the band and its frontman. They put out a debut album called The Sound of Silence in 1998, which included the song...
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Patrick Cleandenim is the name of both the band and its frontman. They put out a debut album called The Sound of Silence in 1998, which included the song Birds Of Fashion. The band's lineup at the start included Emily Carter on bass and Mark Jenkins on drums.
They released several other albums over the following years, like Echoes of the Night in 2001 and Anthems of the Broken in 2004. The music was generally described as alternative rock with some progressive touches. The personnel changed at times, with Carter leaving around 2002 and Jenkins departing a few years later.
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