Kimo (formerly known as Eskimo) are a New Zealand-based alternative musical group consisting of David Mulcahy (ex

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and solo electronic project Mulchzoid) and Rob Mayes ( Failsafe Records,

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). They released the album ''loverbatim'' under the name Eskimo in 2004. In 2007 they changed their name from Eskimo to Kimo in to differentiate themselves from a number of other artists also using that former name. The band performed a series of concerts through 2004 and 2005 with the inclusion of Drummer Michael Daly (YFC) Kimo released their second album ''Surrender'' in October 2008 on Failsafe Records.

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