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Killing Joke: Post-punk, Killing Joke are still creating pandemonium with Jaz Coleman's intense vocal style leading the way.
These apocalyptic musical alchemists have woven a mesmerising beat with resonant guitar chords to create an art house metal sound that is undeniably theirs alone.
After pursuing individual projects for a time, the remaining original band members reformed in 2008 following the death of former bassist, Paul Raven.
With over a dozen albums to their name, one of their best known songs, Love Like Blood, reached number sixteen in the UK singles chart.
Killing Joke have just come out of the studio after recording their new album which is due out in April.
To coincide with the album, their latest European tour begins at The Lemon Grove in Exeter on 4 March and ends in Helsinki on 4 May.
And watch out for a surprise EP appearing suddenly just before the English tour dates.
The EP will contain both new material and some exciting mixes.
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