September 23, 2015
Palace Of The King
No Chance In Hell (new music video)
Listenable Records
22 September 2015
AUSTRALIAN RIFF HEAVY QUINTET PREMIERE NEW MUSIC VIDEO ‘NO CHANCE IN HELL’ AHEAD OF EUROPEAN TOUR THIS OCTOBER
“Palace Of The King is literally like a huge ground shaking Palace of RIFFS, SOUL and Rock’n’Roll. They guarantee to tangle you up, reel you in and blow you away with their unique six-stringing, soul singing, sexy stomping Rock’n’Roll! They are the real deal” – Joel O’ Keeffe (Airbourne)
Steeped in bluesy swagger and riff-heavy psychedelia, this is rock and roll that leaves a trail of denim-clad soldiers and converted non-believers in its wake.
In 2015, it’s time for the White Bird to take flight. From three minute funk-infused rockers through to seven minute Sabbath-esque crushers, Palace Of The King has seized the opportunity to explore every intricate corner of their influences and craft a debut album that captures a band at a point where ‘scratching the surface’ isn’t nearly enough. Standby for an album that tears apart the 100-year history of the blues, adds a distinctly modern edge and smothers a ‘no holds barred’ attitude across 44 minutes worth of riff-a-minute, hook-laden rock and roll.
The ‘freight train’ metaphor may be overused and stale. But you’d be hard-pressed to find one that is better-suited to a band that has played over 200 shows and released a mountain of music at such a prolific rate, all within two years of striking their first chord as a band.
Turn it on, turn it up and strap yourself in for the ride. White Bird/Burn The Sky is about to launch stratospheric.
The all-new 10 track album ‘White Bird/Burn The Sky’ is out now via Listenable Records (A.D.A/Warner).
Formed in late 2012, Palace Of The King – nameless at that point – quickly recorded a three-track demo and developed the vision of a six-piece blues-infused rock and roll band. Far from a grave-robbing retro trip, Palace Of The King has just as much in common with Rival Sons, Graveyard and Jack White as they do Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple.
Praise for ‘White Bird/Burn The Sky’
“Unadulterated head-banging nirvana” – Classic Rock Magazine
As featured on Planet Rock Radio
“Listen to this incredibly talented band…their debut album is a joy not to be missed” – Powerplay Magazine
“Antipodean awesomeness…The band are a treat from start to finish” – Fireworks Magazine
“Keep an eye on these guys. They’re going places, and if their future output is anywhere near as good as this, it’ll be one hell of a ride” – My Global Mind
“This album brings some serious swagger to the table” – Ramzine Magazine
“A MUST HAVE ALBUM” – Rock N’ Load
“This is without doubt my ALBUM OF THE YEAR!” – Rock N’ Reel Reviews
“Do not for one minute stop thinking about checking this band out because it would be your loss. It really is that good” – Uber Rock
“White Bird/Burn The Sky is a heavy bruiser of an album” – Firebrand Magazine
“A great album which marries all out rock and roll to a foot tapping funk undercurrent – it looks to the past and drags it into the modern age” – This Is Not A Scene
“With this album, Palace Of The King have combined to perfection the art-form of blues rock with the interesting and unique addition of a 70s Psychedelic feel. Added together with the band’s top drawer musicianship, “White Bird/Burn The Sky” is an album that is an essential purchase” – Metal Gods TV
“A sound as accessible as it is addictive” – Rush On Rock
“Storming tracks filled with huge riffs” – Musipedia Of Metal
“It comes swaggering through your door, high-fiving on its way in like somebody that really wants you to know they’ve arrived at a party” – Maximum Volume Reviews
“This disc is shot through with a genuine loose-limbed slinkiness, it grooves effortlessly” – Midlands Rocks
“I’ll be honest and say I’ve been eagerly awaiting this album after hearing the first single. And am I disappointed? Nope, far from it. This album is for you!” – Rockposers Roulette
“An immense explosion of hard rock” – Devils Gate Media
“POTK are true rock n roll in every sense, in this album they have managed to capture the feeling, the moment of hearing a great album right at the inception… A strong contender for best album of 2015” – Global Onslaught
“Palace of the King, to steal a quote are “the real f**king deal”, of that, there is no doubt” – Lemmys Beard Zine
“This is REAL rock music like it’s meant to be played. Raw, energetic, imaginative, and boundary-pushing” – Dedicated Rocker Society
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