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To Kill a King

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Review 1 for To Kill a King

5 / 5

to kill a king, amazing up and coming band

Manchester Deaf Institute @

- Manchester @

- 27/02/2012 @

Favourite moment: Definitely getting on their guest list, having my photo taken with them all, and getting my t-shirt signed :) @

Setlist: Cold Skin, fictional state, bloody shirt, wrecking crew, video games. @

Posted 02/01/2012

by aliblunt

Location:Huddersfield

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Saw to kill a king when they supported one of my favourite groups Wakey Wakey. I havent looked back, these guys are absolutely amazing! These guys are gonna be massive, must check to kill a king out if you havent already. Just booked tickets to see them again in manchester, cant wait! Brilliant music, great songs.

Manchester Deaf Institute @

- Manchester @

- 27/02/2012 @

Favourite moment: Definitely getting on their guest list, having my photo taken with them all, and getting my t-shirt signed :) @

Setlist: Cold Skin, fictional state, bloody shirt, wrecking crew, video games. @

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Review 2 for To Kill a King

5 / 5

To Kill a King Killed it!

Temple, The Institute @

- Birmingham @

- Tue 9 Apr 2013 @

Favourite moment: Walking in and seeing the headliners standing at the bar having a drink and a chat, quite surreal. Very relaxed. @

Posted 11/04/2013

by Woodrick

Location:Birmingham

All three bands were great, Fitz, Spring Offensive and the Mighty TKAK!
Temple at the Institute was intimate, great size.

Temple, The Institute @

- Birmingham @

- Tue 9 Apr 2013 @

Favourite moment: Walking in and seeing the headliners standing at the bar having a drink and a chat, quite surreal. Very relaxed. @

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Review 3 for To Kill a King

5 / 5

Honest, quirky and energetic - check them out!!!

Scala @

- London @

- 10/04/2013 @

Favourite moment: Ian (lead guitar) standing on the speaker stack like some rock'n'roll Robinson Crusoe to close 'Fictional State' @

Opening act(s): The Edmonsons, Shield @

Posted 11/04/2013

by HuckingHeckler

Location:London

Having seen them in their previous incarnation as "Kid Id" at the Rhythms of the World festival in Hitchin a few years back, I have followed this band from afar with great interest, loving everything they've done. Last night, though, I was able to see them at Scala near London's King Cross and they were fantastic.

Their music is folky/poppy/not-sure-how-to-describe-it, with lyrics that are well worth listening to. Often funny, sometimes sad, frequently profound or philosophical and always to the point and eloquent. Ralph's lead vocals are spot on, conveying emotion with strength and subtlety without being overpowering or overbearing. His whole demeanour last night was one of someone not quite believing the enthusiastic response they were getting! He even looked slightly embarrassed when prompting the audience to hum along during 'Choices' - something we all happily got stuck into!

The whole band are a tight unit and positively buzz with energy and enthusiasm with a clear love of what they do. This is good, honest, unpretentious music at its best. If you get a chance, go and see them. At the very least, check them out on their web-site and/or YouTube - you won't regret it.

Scala @

- London @

- 10/04/2013 @

Favourite moment: Ian (lead guitar) standing on the speaker stack like some rock'n'roll Robinson Crusoe to close 'Fictional State' @

Opening act(s): The Edmonsons, Shield @

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