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SCMP Reporter

Hong Kong’s premier music festival Clockenflap has beefed up its band line-up, announcing new additions The Flaming Lips, Mogwai and Kool & The Gang.
Expected to be the largest edition since it started seven years ago, next month’s Clockenflap will feature a diverse mix of musical styles.
According to its latest billing, American alt-rock group The Lemonheads, seven-piece Latin hip-hop/rock band Ozomatli and Danish indie rock duo The Raveonettes will also put in appearances.

Taiwan’s answer to Patti Smith, Deserts Xuan & Algae; Hong Kong-born DJ Janette Slack; indie bands Murmur and New Youth Barbershop; and former Sonic Youth cover band Teenage Riot will provide some local flavour.
Other artists on show include: British-Indian composer and singer Nitin Sawhney, Belgian house maestro Aeroplane, American improvisational performer Reggie Watts, ska group Sultan Ali & The Red Stripes and many more. (See the full list here)

Organisers had already announced sets by headliners Tenacious D – the comedic rock band featuring Jack Black, Kyle Gass and Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl – and English rock The Vaccines and Scottish electro-pop group Chvrches.
The concert will be held from November 28 to 30 at the West Kowloon Cultural District.
Tickets cost from HK$440 to HK$2,080 on ticketflap.com. Children under 12 can get in for free.
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The Flaming Lips. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Robert Bell and his teenage friends were originally street-corner "Jazziacs" in Jersey City. Now the world dubs him as "Kool" and his high school friends as "The Gang". Photo: Robin Lam

Scottish post-rock group Mogwai. Photo: Love Da Group Company

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Expected to be the largest edition since it started seven years ago, next month’s Clockenflap will feature a diverse mix of musical styles.


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