 Artist: Kingston Wall: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock: Punk-Rock Discography:  Kingston Wall Year: 1992 Tracks: 16  II Year: Tracks: 10 Kingston Wall was a hard-edged progressive rock 'n' roll dance band from Finland highlighted by the divine and imaginative guitar playing of Petri Walli. Though their influences (LED Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix) lavatory be heard ofttimes in the medical specialty, the dance band did not want for an identifying sound. Walli had travelled in India and you lavatory see this Eastern influence in much of the euphony. Lyrically, the songs mostly concern themselves with mythology, psychedelics, and the standard love/love gone untimely base. The basal failing of the band's songs lies in the vocals. At times they're oK, simply often Walli's Finnish accent mark hampers the English lyrics, making them sound about cartoonishly large metallike. Formed in Helsinki in 1987 (with a different drummer), the dance band didn't release it's first base album until 1992. II, their most accomplished album, came out in 1993 and processed the sound somewhat, adding some broader and more exotic textures and tied some acoustic guitar. Musically, they seemed to be taking a different guidance by the time of Three Tri-Logy, which had a more techno-oriented sound and integrated synthesiser. Yet, after playing their last evidence in December 1994 (in a prison), they called it quits. Walli committed self-annihilation vI months later by jumping off a church service tower. While Kingston Wall existed they had not much more than a cultus following, cathartic all their albums on their possess mark, Trinity, and only playacting outside of Finland one fourth dimension (in Estonia). Since the band's dying, though, they've become more of an influence on early artists and a CD of spell remixes (The Freakout Remixes) of their songs was released in 2000. |
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