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Intermission
02:53
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Aerodyne
02:06
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Break The Habit
02:53
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Inertia Sets In
05:29
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Rocks and Knives
02:25
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A Plateau
06:45
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Klim Melbourne, Australia
Klim draws influence from the late 70’s and early 80’s greats such as Joy Division, Talking Heads, Kraftwerk and Devo. On their debut EP ‘More Monotonous’ Fin’s baritone vocals are set atop instrumentals of upbeat punk drums, catchy bass lines, 80’s analog inspired synths and sparsely placed guitar riffs. The result is a post-punk sound that ranges from playful and catchy to abrasive and dissonant ... more
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