The Hot Puppies - King of England
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The Hot Puppies – King of England

King of England
The Hot Puppies

This sounds at first like XTC covering ‘King of Rock and Roll’ by Prefab Sprout.

With a new-wave skeleton that juts angularly from underneath a subtle synth raincoat, ‘King of England’ delivers possibly the most politically acute message of the year. ‘I’m the King of England/So bring me the head of the man who took my people to war’ is a lyric as broody and openly venomous as its jerky bass line. In effect, this is what a George Orwell essay about post-punk would sound like. Basically, it’s the puppy’s bollocks.

King of England is out now, for more info go to [link]

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