Exit Clov

The politically conscious indie rock-band Exit Clov (a name produced from Samuel Beckett’s Endgame) bases itself in Washington, D.C., where twin sisters Emily Hsu (vocals, key pad, violin) and Susan Hsu (vocals, electric guitar, violin) produced the group together with guitarist Aaron Leeder, bassist Brett Niederman, and drummer John Thayer. Inspired by such performers as Blondie, Blur, and Metric, the music group took main in 2003 and, though inexperienced, performed its first present within per month. In the next few years, Leave Clov issued a small number of EPs: Starfish (2003), Saskwatch (2004), Jolly Roget Periods (2006), and Respond Respond (2006).