Klaxon (EP)

Klaxon (EP) is the self-titled debut extended play by the British band Klaxon, released in 2006. It served as an introduction to the band's signature sound, often described as "new rave," blending indie rock with electronic and dance music influences. The EP contains early versions of tracks that would later appear on their debut album, Myths of the Near Future, as well as tracks exclusive to the release. The Klaxon (EP) helped to build the band's initial fanbase and generate significant buzz within the UK music scene, paving the way for their subsequent mainstream success. Its tracks are characterized by their synth-heavy instrumentation, driving rhythms, and vocalist Jamie Reynolds' distinct delivery. The EP is considered an important release in the development of the new rave genre.