Klaxons are an English indie rock/new rave band formed in London in 2005, best known for the 2007 debut album Myths Of The Near Future.

Members include Jamie Reynolds, James Righton and Simon Taylor-Davies. Their debut album Myths Of The Near Future (2007) received widespread attention and won the Mercury Prize. The band has been associated with the 'new rave' label and released later albums including Surfing the Void (2010) and Love Frequency (2014).

Three DeBaser reviews cover Klaxons' 2007 debut and an energetic live show. Critics debated the "new rave" label: some praised the album's high points, others called the LP overproduced. Live reports describe intense, danceable performances. Overall reception in these reviews is mixed but leans toward appreciation for moments of brilliance.

For:Fans of indie rock, dance-punk, early-2000s UK scenes and energetic live shows

 The Klaxons were the ultimate British new sensation of the just-concluded 2007.

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 Chronicle of a Disappointment.

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 And they start with "Atlantis to Interzone" which sends all of Hiroshima into a frenzy as they collectively sing, jump, and mosh.

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