Kaputt

Kaputt

Kaputt are an alternative, indie four piece band from London, England. Kaputt are the new band from multi-instrumentalist Silke Steidinger. Having departed The Go! Team in late 2005 with a fist full of songs, Silke gradually built Kaputt into the outfit it is today.

Kaputt are Silke Steidinger(vocals, guitar), Matt Yeates (guitar), Dave Ansell (drums) and Ben Roussel (bass).

Kaputt have supported bands such as Laurel Collective, They Came From the Stars I Saw Them and Matt and Kim, as well as headlining their own dates in both Europe and the United Kingdom at renouned venues such as the Barfly and the Luminaire. Kaputt were also invited to play at the XFM All Day Breakfast, the Official After Show Party for the NME Awards Ceremony, as well as Xposure and BBC6 live sessions. KEXP Seattle made Kaputt's song "Water Makes The Blades Blunt" their Song of The Day.

Kaputt are currently recording their debut EP with Rough Trade and Mercury Prize nominated producer Graham Sutton.

Radio Live Sessions and Radio Play

Kaputt are regularly played on XFM London and BBC 6 and have recorded live sessions with both radio stations, which led to them being asked to play for John Kennedy and John Hillcock (both Xfm) as part of Xfm's "All Day Breakfast" celebrations.

KEXP Seattle made Kaputt's song "Water Makes The Blades Blunt" their Song of The Day.

Discography

** Currently recording EP with Graham Sutton (Rough Trade, The Veils, The Delays, British Sea Power etc). **

External Links

[http://www.myspace.com/kaputtmusic Kaputt's Official Myspage Page]

[http://www.dorfdisco.de/rev/08/the-future-seems-to-be-kaputt.phtml Live review from a recent Kaputt gig in Berlin, Germany]


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