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Fraser McAlpine | 16:15 UK time, Tuesday, 10 July 2007

How To Destroy Klaxons

NOTE: It's only fitting that the sole weak spot in the new rave messiahs' collective armour would be one of the radioactive fragments of their home planet, Klaxon. Oh sure, the rays of Earth's yellow sun may give them impressive super-powers when it comes to music, but what if they used those powers for EVIL? What then? Well, now you know. You just go down to your local Klaxonite supplier and get a big rock on a stick to wave at them. Easy!

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  1. At 04:45 PM on 10 Jul 2007, emma wrote:

    NO! i have agreed with other ones but you'll destroy me if you do this!

    [You're not from Klaxon too, are you? - Fraser]

  2. At 05:06 PM on 12 Jul 2007, DaNnY wrote:

    I don't see why the Klaxons should be destroyed, okay there as looney as bugs bunny on morphine but they are a band with great potential, they've done nothing wrong.

  3. At 11:59 PM on 12 Jul 2007, wrote:

    Klaxons are rubbish.

  4. At 10:15 AM on 13 Jul 2007, UsHa wrote:

    NO dont destroy the klaxons my life is withthem so if u destroy them u are destroying a 12 years girl

    [What? They're holding you hostage? To the Batphone...quickly! - Fraser]

  5. At 02:03 PM on 13 Jul 2007, Sarah wrote:

    Don't destroy the Klaxons!!! Their songs are great and i'm going to see them in concert!!

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