King Khan & The Shrines are exactly what soul and funk music should be – loud, fun, sexy, loose and entertaining. They are a band that knows when to seduce and when to incite reckless dancing and thats exactly what they did at the Oxford Art Factory. Sydney’s Royal Headache warmed the crowd with a curious and captivating mix of garage-pop and rock & roll … Continue reading REVIEW: KING KHAN & THE SHRINES @ OAF, Sydney 06/01/10
1 2 3 4 5 reviewed for The Dwarf King Khan is one of those eccentric characters that rock n roll needs right now. A common factor in these times of dour indie pop and angsty, emo metal is for the most part a lack of charismatic personalities; larger than life front-men and women that can bring a bit of fun, drama and fantasy to … Continue reading REVIEW: KING KHAN & THE SHRINES – The Supreme Genius Of…
The Clean – Mister Pop (great new laid back indie jangle) Modest Mouse – No One’s First And You’re Next (shows they still have it) King Khan & The Shrines – The Supreme Genius Of… (crazy funk n soul, garage rock psych from Canadian Indian in Berlin) Tiny Vipers – Life On Earth (dark and desolate but strangely comforting) Danzig – Danzig (solid primal churning … Continue reading Listening to…
Due to a media leak the organisers have now confirmed the first list of acts who will play the Victorian festival on New Years Eve. Ed Droste of Grizzly Bear tweeted today that… “Finally some info is out! We are indeed coming to the Falls Festival in Australia!! So excited!!!” Doubtful Sounds is pretty excited about a few of the acts (in red) and hopefully … Continue reading NEWS: FALLS FESTIVAL lineup announced…
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