King Post Kitsch - The Party’s Over
- Source: The List (Issue 681)
- Date: 24 May 2011
- Written by: Nicola Meighan
Variegated yet cohesive; dreamy yet gripping psychedelic rock
(Song, by Toad)
To the regal ranks of Scots pop innovators King Biscuit Time and King Creosote, let us welcome Glasgow-via-London psychedelic rock tsar King Post Kitsch – alias sound engineer Charlie Ward.
Ward kicks off his debut album in style with a motley triple-header of kaleidoscopic choral-grunge (‘Portland Street Pt 2), incandescent garage scuzz (‘Don’t You Touch My Fucking Honeytone’) and evocative indie-folk (‘Fante’s Last Stand’).
The Party’s Over is variegated yet cohesive; dreamy yet gripping – from the woozy rock’n’roll of ‘The Werewolf Hop’ to the acoustic sleigh-bell lilt of ‘The New Gang’ which pits King Post Kitsch against an upbeat Bon Iver, and wins.
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