Klaxons

Klaxons are a British alternative rock band who gained prominence in the mid-2000s as pioneers of the neo-psychedelic genre, often associated with the then-emerging new rave scene. The band was formed in London in 2005 and consisted of Jamie Reynolds, James Righton, and Simon Taylor-Davis, with Steffan Halperin joining as drummer in the later stages. Their innovative blend of indie rock, electronic influences, and psychedelic elements quickly garnered them critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. Klaxons' debut album, *Myths of the Near Future*, released in 2007, clinched the prestigious Mercury Prize, catapulting the band to international fame and cementing their place in the music industry as bold, experimental provocateurs.

Following their initial success, Klaxons continued to experiment with their sound, incorporating more electronic dance music into their palette, as showcased in their subsequent releases. *Surfing the Void*, their second full-length album, was released in 2010, maintaining the energy and inventiveness of their debut while expanding thematically and sonically. By the time of their third album, *Love Frequency* (2014), Klaxons had fully embraced a dance-oriented direction. The record is populated with synthesizers and pulsating beats, evidenced by tracks like "There Is No Other Time" and its multiple remixes, as well as "Show Me a Miracle." Though the band announced their disbandment following a farewell tour in 2015, the legacy of their electrifying sound and unique aesthetic continues to influence artists and resonate with fans of the genre.

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Love Frequency (Tom Rowlands Remix)
Single - Released October 26, 2014
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