Fair-Weather Kings Bowling Green, Kentucky
Fair-Weather Kings strike hard on the head of modernity’s pop-rock stake, while remaining punctual, compositionally edgy, fun, and experimental in a not-too-abstract way. Their lyrical originality, atmospheric grooves, and consistently frantic, multi-layered live performances mix together well, producing a seemingly perfect storm amidst an electric and inspirational musical climate. ... more
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