Such a greater combination of a smoother cross-over of Metal, Funk, Blues, Gospel and Pop ala The Beatles within these Springfield, Missouri trio - King's X which consisting of the mighty frontman, bass player and lead vocalist Doug Pinnick, awesome guitarist Ty Tabor and heavy duty drummer Jerry Gaskill that seems to be your ultimate answer from US Prog-Metal/Classic Rock band to the legendary Canadian kings of Rush. King's X aren't sounded too complicated as Geedy Lee and co. but still this band really can giving you a fantastic blocking performance to add more thicker sounds onto their music to make a newcomer listeners wouldn't recognizing that the band consisting of just a trio. Through their second rocking and magical record release - Gretchen Goes to Nebraska; King's X truly are favorable to be your next chosen band to die for to follow and it's not regretfully whole to become their latest fanatic fans cause this trio are remarkable and fantastic to listen in every ocassion times. Gretchen Goes to Nebraska visualized the journey conceptual story about the trip to the wilderness by a girl like the other version of Alice in Wonderland searching the way following the yellow bricks road in a authentic performance by the band themselves under the great licks and solos from Mr. Tabor, high tones vocals and basslines played neatly by Doug and other fantastic variety of sound or noises made by the irresistible drumming too. From the field of Progressive Rock on Out Of The Silent Planet or Over My Head to their slower groovy ballad of Summerland really cannot be ignored to be speciality forshadowing of both Yes, Marillion and Jimi Hendrix Experiences in general common mixes completed with the group's amazing vocals harmony which definitely bring the power of Heavy Metal back on track; a compromising acts and miraculously two thumbs up record it is !Link:
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