King King
KING KING QUOTES
MY REVELATIONS: “ Even though it`s kinda boring to
compare everybody with Joe Bonamassa who`s playing Blues, King King deserves it cause they play in the same league!”
In footballing terms, King King are the musical equivalent of Real Madrid or Barcelona – supremely talented individuals who come together to produce a compelling performance. Lancashire Telegraph
Reaching For the Light is the best blues rock album you’ll hear this year – and one of the best of the modern blues rock era. Fabrications
This has been the best release of 2015 by a long way and I think I will still be saying that at the end of the year. This is a 9 track slice of Blues heaven. THE INDEPENDENT VOICE
Reaching For The Light is another masterclass in blues rock from King King. King King have proven again they are without a doubt among blues rock’s elite. Blues Rock Review
King King have nailed it with this album of platinum proportions. BluesDoodles
‘ I think Alan Nimmo’s voice is one of the great glories of British blues’ Paul Jones Radio 2
Is it too early to call this album of the year? King King are no longer standing in the shadows National Rock Review
If your heart rate isn’t affected by King King’s music it’s time to see a cardiologist. – Dedicated Rocker
“King King put on a real show, real music, with real instruments and a real performance. They know how to take to the stage and own it.” Alpha Beata
This has been the best release of 2015 by a long way and I think I will still be saying that at the end of the year. This is a 9 track slice of Blues heaven. THE INDEPENDENT VOICE
“A really great release …. A fantastic blend of rock and blues: original,exciting. Catchy and so well executed” ROCK SOCIETY
CLASSIC ROCK Germany: “Reaching For The Light“ is the blues rock album of the year, guaranteed!”
ECLIPSED Germany: “This kind of music can`t
get any better on any album in the year of 2015”
TERRORVERLAG: 9/10 “This album is nothing but rock and blues no
fillers just killers – already one of my highlights of 2015!”
STREETCLIP: “Sweaty music for the deep and dark cellar in the unknown neighbourhood”
