Klee

German electronic pop band Klee formed in K÷ln in 1998. Originally founded under the name Ralley, frontwoman Suzie Kerstgens, guitarist Tom Deininger, and keyboardist Sten Servaes adopted the Klee moniker following a brief 2002 hiatus, borrowing the name in honor of expressionist painter Paul Klee as well as its English translation, "clover." With the name change came a stylistic break from the guitar rock of the trio's previous incarnation toward the more melodic, electronic-oriented approach introduced via Klee's 2002 debut effort, Unverwundbar. The lead single, "Remember You," was a minor chart hit, and set the stage for 2004's JelSngerjelieber, which generated the hits "Two Questions" and "Gold," the latter a finalist in the annual Bundevision Song Contest. With the 2006 release Zwischen Himmel und Erde, Klee returned to a more visceral rock sound, scoring a Top 20 German chart hit in the process. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi...

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