Kliché

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Kliché was a Danish new wave band (1977-1985), influenced by Kraftwerk, punk rock, Devo, and David Bowie. They had, however, a distinct sound mainly due to lead singer Lars Hug's original voice. They would semi-ironically quote Mao and Buddha and perform in uniforms - often coloured overalls.

Lead singer, Lars Hug (later Lars H.U.G.), began his solo career in 1984 and has released several albums. After Hug left the band, the remaining members released a single album titled Dobbelt Plus under the name Voss Torp Brill. Another member, Nils Torp, later formed the band Souvenirs together with Sofie Bonde.

[edit] Singles

  • Militskvinder / Farvel (1979)
  • Aldrig mere / Militskvinder (1980)
  • Bravo Charlie / Patrulje (1982)
  • Patrulje / Okay Okay Boys (1982)
  • Bravo Charlie / Oppenheimers formiddag (1982)

[edit] Albums

  • Supertanker (1980)
  • Okay Okay Boys (1982)
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