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Clor

Clor was a short-lived five-piece band from Brixton, England, formed by Barry Dobbin and Luke Smith in 2003 and which signed to the Parlophone record label after only six gigs. The band released a self-titled first album, in 2005 to critical acclaim. The album was selected by NME journalist Krissi Murison for the list of "The 100 Greatest Albums You've…

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ShitdiscoKingdom of FearFoalsTotal Life ForeverFryars
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Discography

UK
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BrixtonLuke SmithParlophoneSelf-titled first albumNME
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Genres
Post-punk revival, indietronica, synthpop, indie rock
Label
Parlophone
Origin
Brixton, England
Past members
Barry Dobbin (vocals, guitar) Luke Smith (guitar and backing vocals) Max Taylor (bass) Bob Earland (keyboards) Harry Bennet (drums, vocals)
Years active
2003–2006

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Clor

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Edges14
Triples37
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
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Clor

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related to history · 27
Clor → April, Bad Bunny, Barringtone, DJ, Dobbin, EP, Fear, Foals, Fryars, However, In May, Kingdom, Love, May, Outlines, Pain, Parlophone, Shitdisco's, Smith, Smith's
related to External links · 3
Clor → Barringtone, Dobbin's, MyspaceClor
related to Albums · 2
Clor → July, UK No
Genres · 1
Clor → Post-punk revival, indietronica, synthpop, indie rock
Label · 1
Clor → Parlophone
Origin · 1
Clor → Brixton, England
Past members · 1
Clor → Barry Dobbin (vocals, guitar) Luke Smith (guitar and backing vocals) Max Taylor (bass) Bob Earland (keyboards) Harry Bennet (drums, vocals)
Years active · 1
Clor → 2003–2006

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smith dobbin 2005 band album uk parlophone albums barry label music brixton england luke 2003 welcome lovers 2004 july five-piece

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ClorGenresPost-punk revival, indietronica, synthpop, indie rock1.00infobox
ClorLabelParlophone1.00infobox
ClorOriginBrixton, England1.00infobox
ClorPast membersBarry Dobbin (vocals, guitar) Luke Smith (guitar and backing vocals) Max Taylor (bass) Bob Earland (keyboards) Harry Bennet (drums, vocals)1.00infobox
ClorYears active2003–20061.00infobox
Clorrelated to AlbumsJuly0.60section
Clorrelated to AlbumsUK No0.60section
Clorrelated to External linksMyspaceClor0.60section
Clorrelated to External linksDobbin's0.60section
Clorrelated to External linksBarringtone0.60section
Clorrelated to historyThe0.60section
Clorrelated to historySoho0.60section

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