Highly anticipated debut full length album from alternative rock trio King's Fools.

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ROCK: Modern Rock, POP: Today's Top 40



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Sound the alarm. Appropriately titled, the first full-length album from Kingâs Fools insistently catches attention at first listen. Well-seasoned veterans having opened for Hillsong United and already performed before thousands, Kingâs Fools delivers a powerful and passionate attack in their long-awaited debut release. With help from Danny Kwak from Yesan Damen and John Wu from Riding Paper Airplanes, Kingâs Fools has presented a work that is instantly engaging and memorable.

The bandâs ambitions are plainly evident in the opening notes of the leadoff track, Anything in This World. In a word, the sound of the band is huge. Layer upon layer of guitars and ambient sounds are built upon the solid foundation set by drummer Paul Cho and bassist Hun Kim. The bandâs sound relentlessly presents the listener with new paths to explore and discover with each listen. It would almost be overwhelming, if it werenât for the amazingly solid vocal performance from lead singer and songwriter Joey Wandler. Wandlerâs voice soars above the lush background and lends an instant, urgent intensity to each track.

The title track, Sound the Alarm, reveals a combination of aggressiveness and earnestness that is rarely heard in contemporary rock. As the cry goes out, âHere we come / like a floodâ, the verses reveal, âLove is our weapon / this love it never endsâ. The bandâs penchant for stadium-filling rock is also powerfully on display in Satellite and I Want to Know You. Skillfully, the aggression and power of these songs is contrasted in the heartfelt sincerity of O How Youâve Won My Heart and Jesus I Love You.

As an album, Sound the Alarm presents a revolution to the listener â both in sound and lyrical content. Appealing on both levels to the heart of listeners, Kingâs Fools debut release will effectively capture a wide and diverse array of audiences.