1.
Who
are these champions?
Spring King are a post-punk band from Manchester,
England, that started in 2012. Spring King have released a couple of E.P.’s and
singles. Rectifier (Feb’16) is a
stand alone single.
A bass string intro gives Rectifier bounce before it graduates to a full on rock out.
3.
Who do Spring King sound similar to?
Estrons. Sundara Karma maybe.
4. What have the press said about Rectifier?
“Pulsating”
– It’s All Indie
“One hectic motherfucker of a track” – When The Gramophone Rings.
5.
Who puts the feedback in Spring King’s guitars?
Spring King’s list of influences are The Beach Boys,
Arcade Fire, Ty Segall, The Clash, The Black Lips, Bruce Springsteen, Bob
Marley, The Projectors, Stan Getz, Chet Baker and Astrud Gilberto.
6.
Why should I give Rectifier a fair
crack of the whip?
Spring King’s opening blows in the fight for title of English rock’n’roll’s best newcomers, the singles City and Who Are You?, showed great promise. Rectifier comes good on that promise. Recitifier nails it. Rectfier is a rollicking piece of essential, noisy and addicitve rock’n’roll.
7. Do Spring King have any more bangers?
Who Are You? is the one you want.
8. Any more words?
Spring King were propelled into fame and fortune by Zane Lowe playing it as his first song on his new radio show.
If you want to know the bands favorite music and food and everything else then read this NME article. Boring ass shit but.
Spring King’s opening blows in the fight for title of English rock’n’roll’s best newcomers, the singles City and Who Are You?, showed great promise. Rectifier comes good on that promise. Recitifier nails it. Rectfier is a rollicking piece of essential, noisy and addicitve rock’n’roll.
7. Do Spring King have any more bangers?
Who Are You? is the one you want.
8. Any more words?
Spring King were propelled into fame and fortune by Zane Lowe playing it as his first song on his new radio show.
If you want to know the bands favorite music and food and everything else then read this NME article. Boring ass shit but.
“I’m
leaving this town”
Dessert is served by The Swedish post-punk band The
Sounds. Started in 1999 and with five long players in the vault this band have
been compared to Blondie and The Cars and have toured with The Strokes and The
Foo Fighters. Yeah Yeah Yeah comes
from their fourth album Something To Die
For (2011) and is a tall strutting synth pop gem that kicks ass and doesn't take names.
“You
don’t float like a butterfly or sting like Ali,
Dress
like Prince but to the lowest degree”
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