Showing posts with label Klaxons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Klaxons. Show all posts
The Klaxons Acoustically
The Klaxons perform an acoustic, and good, version of Golden Skans. I've heard them rubbish live and good live, and I'm glad to say this is an example of the latter.
Klaxons vs. Grace
I love cover versions: the Klaxons' cover of the 90s dance band Grace's Not Over Yet. Who does it better? Klaxons, above, or the brilliant Grace below. I love the original but there's no doubting the Klaxons' version has some killerbee synth riffs in there. The original was released in 1995 and reached #6 on the charts. It was remixed and re-released by Paul Oakenfold in 1999 too, and there is apparently a February 2008 Goldfrapp cover kicking about too, courtesy of Jo Wiley's Live Lounge.
The Goldfrapp version, as performed in Jo Wiley's Live Lounge, on the 8th February 2008.
Labels:
1990s,
2000s,
cover versions,
dance,
Goldfrapp,
Grace,
indie,
Jo Wiley,
Klaxons,
music,
music video,
pop,
synth filth
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