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Kings

Catalogue NumberCDTND26494
Street Date08/01/2011
Barcode5099962649421
WebsiteI Am Empire
 

Sometimes the most compelling art can come from life’s greatest struggles, which in the case I Am Empire, only added fuel to the group’s already blazing alternative rock fire. Listening to I Am Empires second album, Kings, the fact that there is still plenty of intelligent, passionate rocking to do before the genre loses any semblance of character is evident.

Track Listing:

1.  Brain Damage
2. Heart Attack
3. Saints & Sinners
4. Hammers & Anvills
5. Love & Despair
6. To The Moon
7. The Elevator
8. Dig You Out
9. Take Me Away
10. You’re a Fake
11. Foxhole
12. It’s Not Fair

 

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