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The Daily Tube review
This odd looking 4-piece New Kiwi band is made up entirely of robotic parts that move and play real instruments. The Trons, as they're called, are made up of two guitars (one lead/one rhythm), a keyboard, and a drum set that take the stage with the skeletal forms that control them and shout out vocals from modified speaker heads. The band's robots even have names and have booked an actual show for June 21 in New Zealand. Better than My Chemical Romance anyway.(by Austin Keenan) Running Time: 3:18
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