Mocket
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| Origin | Olympia, WA, United States |
| Genres | art rock, post-punk, indie rock |
| Years active | 1995–1999 |
| Labels | Up Records,[1] [3] K Records,[4] Punk in My Vitamins,[4][5] Southern Records[6] |
| Associated acts | Satisfact,[2] Octant, Hole,[7] Bratmobile,[7] 27 Faces[8] |
| Website | www |
| Members | Matt Steinke Audrey Marrs |
| Past members | Caroline Rue (sometimes spelled Carolyn) Danny Sasaki |
Mocket was an indie art rock[7] band formed in 1995 in Washington State. They created several albums and EPs which were released on Up Records,[1] K Records[4] and Kill Rock Stars.[3] The band was led by multi-instrumentalist Matt Steinke.
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