Klutae
Klutæ is a Danish EBM and industrial music project founded by Claus Larsen, known for his work with Leæther Strip.
- Type
- Solo artist
- Origin
- Denmark
- Country
- Danemark
- Active since
- 1991
- Tracks
- 03
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Biography
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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, the project went dormant after the release of the EP Excel in 1996. It was 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.
Klutæ's musical style focuses on EBM and industrial, with a discography that includes albums such as "Godsent" (2025), "Queer for Satan" (2020), and "Black Piranha" (2017). The project has also released several EPs, including "Sinner" (2006) and "Excel" (1995). Klutæ is featured in KracRadio's programming with tracks like "I Know It's Sick But It's So Much Fun (Psychopomps Remix)" and "You Define Me I Destroy You."
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Klutæ is the industrial project of Claus Larsen, also known for Leæther Strip.
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The project was originally formed in 1991 under the name Klute.
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Klutæ was reformed in 2006 to avoid confusion with a drum and bass artist.
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The discography includes albums like "Godsent" and "Queer for Satan."
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Klutæ is featured on KracRadio with several tracks.
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FAQ
About the artist
Q01Who is Klutæ?+
Klutæ is an industrial music project founded by Danish musician Claus Larsen.
Q02What is Klutæ's musical style?+
Klutæ focuses on EBM and industrial.
Q03What albums has Klutæ released?+
Klutæ has released albums such as "Godsent" (2025), "Queer for Satan" (2020), and "Black Piranha" (2017).
Q04Where to listen to Klutæ?+
On its KracRadio page.