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Klangstof at YES

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Klangstof

YES, Manchester
27 March 2020

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Klangstof
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In support of their second album, The Noise You Make Is Silent, Amsterdam-based indie/electronic band Klangstof are playing at YES this March. Masterminded by Norweigan artist Dut Koen Van De Wardt, they make dreamy, synth-anchored music that draws on the likes of Tame Impala and Washed Out.

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