King Adora: Rock the Bulimic
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Birmingham's finest glam ressurectors return with a limited edition double A-side single 'Born to Lose' and 'Kamikaze'. This is the band's first new material from their second album due in October.
According to Maxi's diary-entry on their website, he "changed the title from 'Bulimic' to 'Born to Lose'" because he "felt the song was about more than just Bulimia, but all types of self control, self obsession and addiction - it also gathered inspiration from Plath's "The Bell Jar" and that continual female struggle in patriarchal hell."
He continues to talk about recent happenin's: "The last year or so has been a nightmare for us as a band. What with parting from Mercury, and having to constantly battle against an ever fickle industry, add in a cocktail of personal problems, over indulgence in all things bad and a constant battle against all the odds - ended up with me wondering if we were going to make it."
That's about all you needed to know and more, here's where you can catch them live...
May
Sun 4th - Manchester Hop & Grape
Mon 5th - Glasgow Barfly
Wed 7th - Bristol Station
Thu 8th - Oxford Zodiac
Fri 9th - Liverpool Univeristy
Sun 11th - Leicester Charlotte
Tue 13th - Birmingham Academy 2
Wed 14th - London Garage
DiScuss: Anyone know who's supporting? Do King Adora praise thin-ness too much? How much do you love/hate King Adora on a scale of belly button fluff to sky scrapers? Use our comments board to meet up with people at shows too.
King Adora Competition
(a) Fame - Irene Carr
(b) Wild Boys - Duran Duran
(c) Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie
(d) Yellow - Coldplay
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