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King's X
Marsh Mellow Field
Album: Please Come Home… Mr. Bulbous
Genres: Metal
This “Marsh Mellow Field” may be a bit too flowery for some, but the field where King’s X play is entirely its own. |
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On “Marsh Mellow Field,” bassist/vocalist Doug Pinnick repeatedly implores “oh, won’t you take me out of my mind,” but it sounds more like King’s X are already out of their minds. Like its title implies, the song floats on bright, fluffy chords hypnotically spun by guitarist Ty Tabor. And although Tabor’s melody is confined to a limited handful of notes, he and his bandmates are wise enough to vary the volume levels, deftly moving between loud and soft aural textures. This dynamic creates an ebb ‘n’ flow that evokes the hovering “heavenly” vibe so characteristic of King’s X’s work. Of course, the trio’s silky, Beatles-esque vocal harmonies further contribute to this signature vibe. Granted, “Marsh Mellow Field” may be a bit too flowery for some, but the field where King’s X play is entirely its own.
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Nathan T. Birk |
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Nathan T. Birk is currently the associate editor of INK19. Though he is graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Florida, for the past seven years Nathan has been writing about music most of the law-abiding public wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole. And contrary to popular belief, he doesn't only like heavy metal.
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Great! Although this song is not brutally heavy, but King's X managed to create a beautiful song with all rocks element such as catchy and rockin' solo and hard drivin' chorus part. Highly recommended.
Am' Dust
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for King's X
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King's X Fan Site
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All Music Guide: King's X
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King's X.net (Fan Site)
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King's X at Imusic.com
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Kramers Korner (Fan Site)
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