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Klutæ is an industrial music project founded by Danish musician Claus Larsen, who is best known for his main project, Leæther Strip. Originally formed in 1991 under the name Klute, Larsen began the project after finishing a Leæther Strip release and feeling compelled to generate music in a completely different modality than his flagship project. Larsen chose the name on a whim after viewing a TV ad for the film of the same name (Larsen admits he's never watched the film.)^[1] The project went dormant after 1996's Excel. It reformed in 2006 as Klutæ, to avoid confusion with drum and bass artist Tom Withers who had since risen to prominence with the pseudonym Klute. The come-back EP Sinner and the following album Hit'n'Run were released by the Belgian label Alfa Matrix.

As compared to Leæther Strip, Larsen describes Klutæ as more "loud and fun." Klutæ's initial releases were in the industrial metal style, mixing Leæther Strip's electro-industrial sound with sampled guitars. In its more recent guise, it has returned to a more classic electro-industrial style.

Discography

Explicit (EP, 1991)
Excluded (Album, 1993)
Excepted (EP, 1994)
Excel (EP, 1996)
Sinner (EP, 2006)
Hit 'n' Run (Album, 2006)
Slippery When Dead (EP, 2011)
Electro Punks Unite (Album, 2011)
EXEcution (Double album, 2012)^[2]
Queer for Satan (Album, 2020)

References

^ KYron (Spring 1996). Valerio, Paul (ed.). "Leæther Strip/Klute". Industrialnation. 1 (12). Iowa City, IA: Moon Mystique: 89–90. ISSN 1062-449X.
^ Schubert, Lars (2012). "Klutæ – EXEcution". Orkus (in German) (10): 67.

External links

Strip Material - Fan Site : http://www.stripmaterial.com/
Klutæ on MySpace
Alfa Matrix official Klutæ label
Klutæ discography at Discogs
Klutæ discography at MusicBrainz

v t e Leæther Strip
Claus Larsen
Albums	The Pleasure of Penetration (1990) Science for the Satanic Citizen (1990) Solitary Confinement (1992) Underneath the Laughter (1993) Serenade for the Dead (1994) Legacy of Hate and Lust (1995) The Rebirth of Agony (1996) Self-Inflicted (1997) After the Devastation (2005) The Giant Minutes to the Dawn (2007) Civil Disobedience (2008) Ængelmaker (2009) Yes I'm Limited V (2009) Mental Slavery (2010) Untold Stories – The Melancholic Sessions (2011)
EPs/Singles	Japanese Bodies (1989) Aspects of Aggression (1990) Object V (1991) Material (EP) (1991) Positive Depression (1994) Anal Cabaret: A Tribute to Soft Cell (1997) Carry Me (2000) Suicide Bombers (2005) Walking on Volcanos (2006) Fætish (2006) When Blood Runs Dark (2008) Diægnosis (2008)
Compilations	Penetrate the Satanic Citizen (1992) Fit for Flogging (1993) Double or Nothing (1995) Getting Away with Murder: Murders from 1982 to 1995 (1995) Best of Leæther Strip (1996) Retrospective (1997) Satanic Reasons: The Very Best Of (2005)
Side projects	Klutæ

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