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Tuesday

KINKY: Sister Twisted

If you've followed cliptip, you've probably noticed an international slant to the musical tastes herein. A real global music stirfry, not limited to the bastions of the local "Torontopian" scene. So I'm absolutely delighted when acts and music fans from different scenes send me links to their favourite local bands. That said, my musical tastes from Mexico has been limited to such bands of Titan and Plastilina Mosh. Although I was aware of genre busting Moterray based Kinky, I never really got down with their music. Perhaps I just ignored them. Perhaps their marketing did not appeal to my sensibilities. Now on their third full length, Reina, I'm finally down. This is the lead single and video from the album, featuring a retro pop-lockin' cowboy and scuzzy bass funk. Directed by Brian Bothwell Sergio Granados (thanks el diamante!). Watch the music video (qt).

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