Kings of Leon - Early Albums BoxKings of Leon burst out of the rural South and into the international consciousness with their distinct, unpolished style of garage rock. Each of their early albums subsequently embraced and perfected this music, becoming the band s trademark sound for the first part of their career. While the Kings eventually began to experiment with other genres and sonic exploration, these first three albums represent a family band of young, hungry musicians paying

Mike Miller and Jack Casey

They hadn't played together for 22 years

was a huge contributor to House music in the late 80's and early 90's on labels such as Big Shot

Hernaez's style closely echoes and communicates the chosen texts in multilayered tonal/modal settings

cat-and-mouse game of imprisonment and interrogation between two Irish immigrants whose mysterious shared past sets them on a collision course with violence

a 28-year-old NYC police officer

'Never Be Lonely' & 'Sewn' from their multi-platinum selling album 'Twelve Stops and Home'

The third and final (to date) studio album was Stormbreaker (2008)

Rene Auberjonois

featuring an eclectic series of songs such as 'Far Away'

Their search for a fellow prisoner's buried fortune in counterfeit bills turns into a funny and often emotional attempt to reconnect with their outside lives

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