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British band The Klaxons have won this year’s Mercury Prize for their debut album, 'Myths Of The Near Future'.
The Klaxons, a three-piece from south-east London who have only been together for two years, beat stars like Amy Winehouse and the Arctic Monkeys to the €30,000 prize.
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