Defeating The Chaos Monster

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Thursday 9th February 2006

Roots acoustic duo King Quentin record new album.

THE SHEFFIELD-based acoustic duo King Quentin have recorded a new project at Sheffield's premier recording studio, The Steelworks. 'King Quentin And The Defeat Of The Primeval Chaos Monster' is described as "original lyrics with a blend of traditional roots music values and a touch of the contemporary." CR

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Posted by Dan Doolan in Memphis @ 19:50 on May 2 2006

This album is unbelievable. I downloaded it just this last week and could not believe such quality Americana is coming out of the UK. When are these boys touring the US?

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Posted by Ben in London @ 17:38 on Feb 17 2006

Wow! Loved the first album, but the second is amazing. The guys are fantastic live - the singer has an amazing voice, and the drummer knows how to play.

Catchy and Thought-Provoking. Definately a keeper!

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Posted by moron in Maryland, USA @ 03:03 on Feb 13 2006

KQ's sophomore album is even more enjoyable than their first. "When Kings Go To War" was noted for its catchiness and sweet hooks. "Chaos Monster" follows up with more toe-tapping, head-nodding, thumb-beating music. It's what you listen to when you're chilling out with your friends or your family. There is a mellow upbeatness that warms the background but also invites your attention.

I am definitely a KQ fan!

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