Kings of Convenience - Riot on an Empty Street - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Indulge in the timeless charm of Kings of Convenience's debut masterpiece, Quiet Is the New Loud. Immerse yourself in the delicate harmonies and introspective lyrics that define this modern classic. InchWinning a Battle, Losing the War,Inch sets the tone of the album, a melancholic yet uplifting ballad that captures the essence of longing and resilience. InchToxic GirlInch captivates with it's poignant lyrics and soothing melodies, exploring the complexities of love with grace. With it's blend of acoustic guitars, heartfelt vocals, and poetic storytelling, Quiet Is the New Loud invites you on a journey of introspection and connection. Experience the magic of this iconic album all over again.

Declaration of Dependence (2009) is a beautifully minimalist album from Norwegian duo Kings of Convenience. Known for their delicate harmonies and acoustic guitar work, this record features standout tracks like InchMrs. Cold,Inch InchBoat Behind,Inch and InchMe In You.Inch This album captures the gentle, introspective sound that defines the band's signature style. A perfect listen for quiet moments and fans of understated, acoustic folk-pop.

Limited red colored vinyl LP pressing. Fire Records owner Bobby Robinson got these propulsive performances out of the Chicago slide-guitar god in the early '60s. Includes 'So Unkind'; 'My Kind of Woman'; 'I Gotta Go Now'; 'Pickin' the Blues'; 'Hand in Hand'; 'Dust My Broom'; 'My Baby's Gone'; 'So Unkind'; 'Person to Person', and more blistering blues!