Following a creative hiatus of five years, rock band Kings of Leon comes out with a sneak peek into their upcoming album, When You See Yourself with two new tracks.
Rock band Kings of Leon are back with their sultry vocals and musical genius marking their first release in five years. The band has been working on their upcoming album, When You See Yourself which is slated for a release on March 5th. The first song of the album is ‘The Bandit’ which is another gem from their creative bundle. The song is already sending out waves of audience anticipation as to what the whole album has in store for them. The fans of the band have been waiting with bated breath for new releases and now that the wait is over, they ecstatic beyond their means. The song is also accompanied by a video in monochrome that shows the band cutting through the air with their creative resonance and vocal reverb in a live set. From the likes of it, the song sets the pace for an album that is unfolding steadily with time and patience.
The band Kings of Leon has delivered many hits over the years and now it is time for them to redefine their sound and tonal texture. The second song that features in the album is called ‘100,000 People’ which defies their engaging and intense arrangements and fades into a steady, slow-burning rock module. The song’s lyrical content is apparently simple but dig deep and one will be able to see reflections of their own perspectives and more. The band’s eighth studio album is in its post-production and the music world is more than ready to indulge in their artistic canvas. They were last heard in an album back in 2016 with the critically acclaimed Walls. However, they are back again and ready to capture the global crowd with their expanse of musical knowledge. Get ready to experience rock resurgence this year by tuning in to their new music on Spotify.
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Alicia Parker is a fashion enthusiast studying at the University of California. She contributes to Daily Music Roll as a music blogger and writes a review of various music on a daily basis
