The Klaxons
The Klaxons are a British band formed in 2005, known for their unique blend of electronic music and punk rock. Their sound is often associated with the New Rave movement, which combines elements of dance music with rock. The band gained popularity with their debut album, "Myths of the Near Future," which won the Mercury Prize in 2007.
The original lineup consists of Jamie Reynolds, Simon Taylor-Davis, and James Righton. The Klaxons are recognized for their energetic performances and distinctive style, often featuring bright colors and eclectic fashion. They have released several albums, contributing to the evolution of the indie music scene in the UK.