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Where to begin? More than a novelty band, but likewise not married to the conventions of either goth or hip-hop, Kung Fu Vampire mixes a savage sound and a stark sense of whimsy into something that is very much itself. Take, for example, the song “Vampire,” where a rapper launches into an explosion of hard-laced rhyme while a keyboardist evokes the feel of a gothic organ while an operatic female vocalist fills a bridge with something out of a B-movie fright fest. And it all works. It really shouldn’t, but it does.
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