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Kling Klang - Flying Hotel

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Kling Klang - Flying Hotel - Live @ Drop out, South London - 2006

Kling Klang operated in early part of this decade as a synth & drums experiment between chums in Liverpool. Luck would have it the experiment turned into an incredible band that bloomed into an scouse/kraut rock urban myth. An album waited to be released on Mogwai’s Rock Action records for nearly 3 years while nothing was
seen or heard of KK until Nov 2006 when ‘The Esthetik Of Destruction’ fell from the sky’s, the pure signal seas parted like the waters of the Mersey & they played a handful of shows recording this track live with Westminister Brown (Tim Chimp) at a release party in Drop Out Studios Camberwell in Dec ‘06.

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from Loud! More! Yes!, released September 28, 2011

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