The Kite String Tangle
Born: 1990
Location: Australia
The Kite String Tangle (also known as TKST) is the solo project of Brisbane-based alternative electronic artist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Danny Harley. Harley launched the project in 2012 and released an EP titled Vessel in 2014. He has since issued four studio albums: The Kite String Tangle in 2017, The Kite String Tangle Presents: In a Desperate Moment in 2018, C()D3X in 2020, and Lustre in 2023.
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How The Kite String Tangle And Fred Again.. Accidentally Sampled The Same Track
"And that's the story of how Fred Again stole my sample."
The Kite String Tangle Takes Out The 2018 Grant McLennan Fellowship
“Danny impressed the judges with his songwriting, his commitment to his craft and the manner in which he has established himself in Queensland's creative community."
QMusic Reveals 2018 Grant McLennan Fellowship Finalists
Winner to be announced next month!
Live Review: Flight Facilities, The Kite String Tangle
"The electronic duo lived up to their incredibly high live benchmark."
Live Review: Flight Facilities, The Kite String Tangle
"The music never stopped, with the boys performing masterful transitions between tracks, their groove silhouetted against a backdrop of a dazzling light display all the while."
Live Review: Hot Dub Wine Machine
"Surely a yearly revamp beyond the addition of the most recent year's hits is not too much to ask?"
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There's seven Aussie acts heading over for the festival.
A New Music Festival Is Coming To Brisbane In April
WAVE festival is like nothing you've seen before.
Live Review: London Grammar, James Vincent McMorrow, The Kite String Tangle, Mansionair, Wafia
London Grammar are well worth the wait and risking bouts of claustrophobia in an almost at-capacity venue
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"It's kind of like all the gaps are just being filled."
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