
Clews (stylised CLEWS) is an Australian indie pop‑rock duo from Sydney, New South Wales, made up of sisters Lily and Grace Richardson. They began releasing music in 2018, quickly gaining attention with their debut single Museum, which received full rotation on triple j and helped establish them as one of Australia’s most compelling new acts. Raised in the coastal town of Mollymook, the sisters were influenced by guitar‑driven music and strong vocal harmonies. Their sound blends indie pop, alternative rock, and melodic songwriting with lush harmonies, earning them support slots with artists such as Portugal. The Man, Ocean Alley, Middle Kids, and Albert Hammond Jr.. Clews have released multiple singles and EPs, including Loveluck Omens, and in 2025 celebrated their long‑awaited debut album What’s Not To Love?, receiving acclaim for heartfelt lyrics and cinematic songwriting. They are known for their strong live presence, harmonised vocals, and engaging performances across Australia and internationally.
Indie Pop, Indie Rock, Alternative Rock, Melodic Guitar-Pop
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