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Nephew is a Danish rock band formed in 1996. Backed by a sound that is clearly influenced by [[Depeche Mode]] and [[Kraftwerk (Music)|Kraftwerk]], their lyrics are a mix of Danish and English, and often sound like [[Word Salad Lyrics]] to the causal listener, although they have political messages subtly (and sometimes not-so-subtly) hidden in some of their songs, most notably in their latest album ''Danmark Denmark.''
 
Their frontman, Simon Kvamm, is probably responsible for their initial rise to fame, as his day-job as a comedian had him appear in various popular satirical shows, chief among these ''Drengene fra Angora'', which was aired around the release of the band's second album, ''USADSB''.
 
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* ''Swimming Time'' (2000)
* ''USA DSB'' (2004)
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=== Tropes ===
* [[Album Title Drop]]: In the song "Hospital" for the album ''Interkom Kom Ind.''
* [[Alternative Rock]]: Musically, somewhere between this and [[Electronic Music]].
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* [[Murder Ballad]]: Several, most notably "Blå & Black."
* [[Obsession Song]]: "Movie Klip," which is a song about a man who stalks his ex-girlfriend, going so far as following her to Paris and (it's implied) filming her with her new boyfriend.
* [[Shout -Out]]: Quite a few to [[Depeche Mode]]. It is not unusual for their song "Movie Klip" to turn into "Personal Jesus" during live performances.
* [[Soprano and Gravel]]: Inverted in the song "Blå & Black," where the female singer has a very clear example of the [[Perishing Alt Rock Voice]], compared to Simon's slightly higher and more emotional singing.