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Kangaroo was formed in 2005, initially as a continuation of the defunct Stop Motion. Broke up in 2007, prompted by the departure of bassist Trip Barriger.

Members of Kangaroo are or have been involved in many other bands including Stop Motion, Vo La Tik, Hotel Roy, The Broken Rhythm, Squijit (later Sequoya), Nowhere Fast, Spite 36, and G'Noggin.

Andrew Padon - Vocals, Guitar
Colin Garcia - Drums
Alexander Smith - Keyboards
Trip Barriger - Bass

Releases:

Lull EP (2007) Noise Pollution

Compilations:

Dunkenstein "Doctors of Dunk"

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	Kangaroo was formed in 2005, initially as a continuation of the defunct [[Stop Motion]]. ~~But the tone of the music changed drastically as time passed, thanks~~ in ~~part to the more melodic vocals of Andrew Padon and Alexander Smith~~, ~~a major distinction from~~ the ~~noisy days~~ of Stop Motion. Kangaroo's sound shifted yet again in 2006 when Smith added keyboards to his duties. The permanent lineup was not cemented until late 2006, and Kangaroo returned to playing shows with great frequency.		Kangaroo was formed in 2005, initially as a continuation of the defunct [[Stop Motion]]. Broke up in 2007, prompted by the departure of bassist Trip Barriger.

	Members of Kangaroo are or have been involved in many other bands including [[Stop Motion]], [[Vo La Tik]], [[Hotel Roy]], The Broken Rhythm, [[Squijit]] (later [[Sequoya]]), [[Nowhere Fast]], [[Spite 36]], and [[G'Noggin]].		Members of Kangaroo are or have been involved in many other bands including [[Stop Motion]], [[Vo La Tik]], [[Hotel Roy]], The Broken Rhythm, [[Squijit]] (later [[Sequoya]]), [[Nowhere Fast]], [[Spite 36]], and [[G'Noggin]].