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I think that you confuse being 'cool' (and The Kills have the 'right' look) with the fact that their songs aren't up to scratch for the sort of thing that they would like to project on their (potential) fanbase. They remind me of a section of the crowd that went to see Royal Trux live at the time of 'Accelerator', their NME kinda brakthrough album, and were met by dissonance in the middle or inbetween the familiar songs. They like the danger but are too scared of getting their hands dirty.
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