“Three Kings High build their songs from strong guitar riffs and memorable choruses, their indie attitude willfully refuses to let them follow any of the signposts pointing to the obvious route” – CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE

“A band at the peak of their powers” – TOM ROBINSON, BBC RADIO 6

“It is a creation which shimmers with excitement and temptation. If one were to close one’s eyes when one has this disc on, one is in a sweaty little basement club, surrounded by beer and fag fumes” – IS THIS MUSIC

“Three Kings High are just white boys doing dirty, black men funk rawk and they're making it fun and they're making it impossible to take the piss out of them” – UNPEELED

“It’s an addictive album, it’s just finished and I’ve got to have another blast of it. Like it a lot” – BAUER MEDIA

"Fans of Arctic Monkeys, RHCP and Jungle will enjoy their surging energy, while their neo-soul, punk rock waves and shimmering melodies hit all the right notes. One listen to this and you’ll be firmly grasped in the all that’s ahead for Three Kings High" – BRISTOL LIVE MAGAZINE

"...Live, they’re even better. Bigger things surely await. Verdict: An outstanding EP from a truly genre-defying band” – SONG WRITING

“The best thing we can say about this album is that the moment we finish this review, it is going straight back on again” – SOUL OF A CLOWN

Website: www.THREEKINGSHIGH.com

These are some demos I've made using relatively basic midi sounds and my poor singing. Additional information (e.g. lyrics) can be found on each track's own page.

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An indie band from Aberdeen, Scotland, ET were founded on the idea of having no fixed genre or sound, with sudden shifts between punk, surf, jazz, metal, alt.country, mariachi, show tunes and post-rock.  They gained a small local following, released two EPs, supported some higher-profile Scottish bands and played two sessions for BBC Radio Scotland.  Their high point was playing as Phil Elverum's backing band for one gig as "The Microphones".   After the original group dissolved post-university, the band was briefly reformed with a new lineup for a one off gig in 2005 before going on hiatus.  They never disbanded.

http://soundcloud.com/futuregalloway later played with Sweetheart, Bad Man and The Bad Men and Detail, released an album in 2012 as http://soundcloud.com/how-deep-is-the-valley and now makes music as Health Saws.    http://soundcloud.com/ewansimpson and Lachlan www.myspace.com/lachlanayres have their own solo recording projects. Andy Gajda played in Inverness R&B band http://soundcloud.com/theljp

personnel:
(2001 - 2004)
Lachlan Ayres - guitar, keys, bass
Ewan Simpson - guitar, bass, vocals
Future Galloway - vocals, guitar, keys
Chris Lindsay - drums
Kyle McGregor - decks
Sam Mansfield - sax (2003)
Andy Gajda - bass, guitar (2003)
Philip James Johnstone - sax (2004)


(2005)
Future Galloway - vocals, guitar
Andy Gajda - bass
Keith Lorelei - drums
James Boynton - guitar
Roz Galloway - keys
Philip James Johnstone - sax

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