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Friday, den 18. May 2012

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SOLID MARBLE DINNING ROOM SET WITH 6 LEATHER CHAIRS

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Sunday, den 13. May 2012

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How To Decorate A Living

Saturday, den 12. May 2012

by JMR_Photography

How to decorate a living room for Christmas

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Friday, den 11. May 2012

Improv Comedy Shows Saturdays at Wet Willies
Event on 2012-05-12 20:00:00
Charlotte Comedy Theater will be perfoming their decade long running, interactive improv comedy shows at Wet Willies back room. Enjoy great food, tasty frosty drinks and a lively environment while laughing to the antics of Charlotte's favorite comedic ensemble. Reservations: 803-548-6824 but walk in's welcomed. Cash admission but food and beverages can be purchased with cards. Must be 21 to attend. R rated.

at Wet Willie’s

Charlotte, United States

Postour G20 YES Mexico city
Event on 2012-06-06 13:00:00

Mexico City is a dynamic, cosmopolitan metropolis and the most ancient in the Americas. It is surrounded by the volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl and features 2 areas declared World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO: the Historic Center and the Xochimilco Ecological Park. Also called "The City of Palaces", it offers an array of interesting options for tourists from the cultural, artistic, commercial environment to entertainment.

Host HotelSheraton María Isabel

Located on Paseo de la Reforma, overlooking the famous Angel of Independence.

The hotel combines its elegant taste with an spacious accommodation in 755 rooms.

Wednesday, Jun 6 Mexico City Guided TourBreakfast at the hotel9:30 am City Tour

Our trip starts with a stroll around the Historic Center where the first stop is the famous Zocalo, surrounded by important buildings such as the National Palace, home of several Diego Rivera murals. Then, we'll visit the "Templo Mayor", an archaeological site located in the heart of the city where you can explore vestiges of an Aztec temple and admire pieces found at the site.

We'll also visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, a great opportunity to learn about its spectacular baroque and neoclassic style that it is considered the most relevant religious construction in Latin America.

12:30 Lunch at the Terraza Restaurant of the hotel Majestic with an amazing view of the Zocalo.

Later, travel down the Paseo de la Reforma, an elegant boulevard where you can admire beautiful monuments such as the Angel of Independence, a number of deluxe hotels, embassies and colonial style mansions. Visit the most popular and stunning museum in the city, the National Museum of Anthropology.

4:00 p.m. Return to the hotel

INCLUDED: roundtrip A/C transportation from your hotel's lobby, and city tour around main metropolis' areas with bilingual (English) guide. We'll visit the Historic Center, Zocalo, National Palace, Templo Mayor, the Cathedral, Paseo de la Reforma, the Anthropology Museum where we'll remain for 1 hour at the Azteca Room, and return to your hotel.

In case you want to stay extra time at the museum, the return is by your own, but we can give you directions for coming back to your hotel.

7:30 Drinks & Dinner at The Condesa DF

Condesa DF achieves to fusion a classic with a modern style, national and international with a communion to its origin: Condesa neighborhood. Come and enjoy a new kind of experience when you enter a world that has recovered its past while stepping into the future.

THURSDAY, JUN 7. Basilica Lady of Guadalupe and Teotihuacan Breakfast at the hotel9:30 am Tour

This attraction will take you to explore one of the most sacred places in Mexico: the Basilica Lady of Guadalupe, where you'll admire the Americas Saint religious image as well as the Antique and New Guadalupe's Church. On the way we'll visit the 3 Culture Park that used to be the most important market in Mesoamerica.

After exploring the temples, learning about their architecture and admiring the Virgin's image, we'll go to Teotihuacan's site, where we'll make a stop by an artisan center for watching the Maguey's uses as well as the production of the Obsidian volcanic stone.

12:30 pm Mexican Lunch at Restaurant La Gruta

Then we'll explore Teotihuacan popular by the famous Moon's Pyramid, the sacred Quetzal-Papalotl and the "Caracoles Emplumados" temples (Feathered Sea shells). Also we'll walk along the "Calzada de los Muertos" (Dead Road) up to arrive to the Sun's Pyramid, where you'll go up their 200 stairs and admire a stunning panoramic view.

4:30 p.m. return to the hotel

INCLUDED: roundtrip A/C transportation from your hotel's lobby to the Basilica Lady of Guadalupe and Teotihuacan, bilingual guide, stroll around Antique and New Guadalupe's temple, visit to the archeological site and artisan center, buffet lunch and exploration around the Sun's Pyramid that includes an optional pyramid's ascent and also visit to the Moon's Pyramid, return to Mexico City.

7:30 p.m. Garibaldi at Night

Plaza Garibaldi is one of the most popular places where you can enjoy original Mariachis music as well as try Mexican cuisine or admire a folkloric show. After walking around this park we'll go to the Mexican restaurant "Guadalajara de Noche", where you'll also enjoy a colorful show while dinning and sipping a local drink.

FRIDAY, JUN 8. Frida Khalo's Museum, Coyoacan and Xochimilco.Breakfast at the hotel10:00 am Tour at Coyoacan

Coyoacan is located at the south area of Mexico City, which is a gorgeous district that still keeps a colonial architecture and picturesque landscape where abound houses painted in colorful tonalities as well as a place with an array of coffee stores and enchanting spots for spending an agreeable moment. This city is renowned by its intense cultural life as it features several literary centers, art galleries and the popular Frida Khalo Museum or locally called The Blue House.

During this 4 hours trip we'll visit the San Juan Bautista Church and the downtown area where you can savor optional a steamy and delicious cup of traditional coffee at any place we can suggest you.

A stop that is a must if you're at Coyoacan is the Frida Khalo Museum where the famous painter lived with her husband the artist Diego Rivera and of course you'll have the opportunity for admiring their beautiful and important work of art.

12:30 Lunch

Ending we'll go to Xochimilco an enchanting and picturesque area south Mexico City located at Anahuac Valley. This gorgeous spot is popular by their channels, colorful flowers and the "trajineras", small boats painted with strong colors as well as decorated with flowers and usually with women names, where you'll take a stroll around this amazing area.

7:30 p.m. Dinner at Hacienda de los Morales

9:30 p.m. Mexican Wrestling Exhibition

Experience one of the most exciting and dynamic activities in the Mexican culture when you join this tour, where you can meet some of the heroes of the Lucha Libre style of wrestling. Get a close look at the amazing maneuvers, wrenches, jumps and other wrestling skills displayed by the professionals. You'll be guaranteed the closest available seat to the wrestling ring. Depending on the show's cast, some seats may be reserved.

The shuttle service will pick you up at your hotel and drop you off at the conclusion of the tour. There is always a certified bilingual guide at your side, and you can also enjoy the gift of a "Luchador" mask and a shot of tequila. Lucha Libre is awesome!

POSTOUR INCLUDES

Included

3 nights at the Hotel Sheraton Maria Isabel (tax and service included).

Buffet breakfast for 3 days at the restaurant Manhattan Deli at the hotel.

Lunch and dinners according to the program.

Activities according to the program.

Not included

Opcional activities.

*This program is for a group of 10 or more people. If less than this number register to this post-tour, the program may change. Delivering the same quality.

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ContactRoció Abreu Gómezrocio@kgroup.com.mx
Mónica Cervera Martínezproyectos @kgroup.com.mxPhone: +52 (999) 9446511

at México City

Mexico City, Mexico

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Interiors Of Dinning Rooms

Friday, den 11. May 2012

by sombraala

Interiors of Dinning Rooms

Article by Bharat Gandhi

In most of the houses dinning room is the least utilized room of the house, used only on holidays, birthdays and occasional dinner party’s as normally the hectic city life does not allow full family dinner or lunch on the table together. What a pity, what a waste of space. What can be done and what should one do?First one should make dinning room’s interior less formal and less imposing, like every other room dinner room’s interior should reflect the living style of the family, if the family members have a habit of eating hot meal with hot chapattis served on the table one has to have dinning room and the table located close to the kitchen as it would make it easy for the housewife/cook to serve, also the dinning table can be small in size as the occupancy on the table at a given time would be less. Small families with working couples normally have habit of watching television while eating so one would prefer a small television in the interior of the dinning room. Some people may take the filled plate in living room and eat while watching television so is the dinning room required? Well in these cases one should use the dinning room for other important needs, guest room, in house office, study room or audio video room.However many people try to decorate their dinning room interiors in a very formal way even though there is no time to have meals there, hence this unused room quickly becomes a dumping ground for unwanted making it sore to the eyes. http://www.allindian.comSo if one has a dinning room one could make the formal dinning room interior work for multiple purposes. One can line one of the walls of the dinning room with shelves or a library unit to house good interesting, decorative hard bound books, inviting a comfortable easy chair with a proper table lamp in the interior can transfer this room into a comfortable library even with a dinning table and chairs around. A dinning room interior can also double as a home office or a study room with the help of a proper working desk and a side board in one corner of the room, care should be taken to keep fax, computer and papers in proper drawers or close units so as not to spoil the look of the room.Whether the dinning room interior is formal or informal the room will have the same basic requirements of furniture i.e. dinning table, chairs and storage units for linens, cutleries, eating utensils, salt pepper masalas and pickles. These small units can also provide as an aid in serving too. Size and shape of the dinning table can be as per the layout and the size and the shape of the room but one has to take care in selecting the table top as it should be able to take the burnt of excessive oil and water use so the right choice would be glass or laminated top.Seating is the other element common in all dinning room interiors, and the sitting style often sets the concept of the room, it could be one side sofa and other chairs or it could be chairs all around, the sitting could reflect some period or could be modern in style, but nothing would be more satisfying than a feeling of comfort even after an interesting meal, so cozy and properly designed chairs should be used. Properly cushioned chairs with removable seats for the purpose of maintenance and cleaning would be most practical. Walls of the dinning room could have framed mirror or good paintings to make the interior look cozy.So a right mixture of elements used in the interior of the dinning room could help create the right sense of comfort, contentment and relaxation.

Mr. B.R Gandhi is a practicing architect. As an expert in the field of Vastu and interiors, B.R Gandhi has been contributing many articles in reputed newspapers and magazines like Times property, Mid- day etc.

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Thursday, den 10. May 2012

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Many Glacier Hotel Dinning Room

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Many Glacier Hotel interior dinning room.

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Saddle & Cyle Club Dinning Room

Image by Robert R Gigliotti, RRGPhotography.com
The Saddle and Cycle club of Chicago dinning room medium shot was produced with controlled strobes carefully hidden just off camera or under the tables. As well as multiple exposures to capture the exterior landscaping. To reduce distortion, 9 shots were combined to make this one medium format shot.

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Monday, den 7. May 2012

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Sunday, den 6. May 2012

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Warehouse Live & Din Productions Present: 10 Years with Fair To Midland, Kyng
Event on 2012-06-30 19:00:00
Doors: 7:00pm • Show: 8:30pm

Warehouse Live & Din Productions Present

10 Years
with Fair To Midland, Kyng

Doors: 7:00pm • Show: 8:30pm

10 Years
Similar Artists: Evans Blue | Chevelle | 32 Leaves | Cold | Parabelle

Jesse Hasek – vocals Ryan “Tater” Johnson – guitar Lewis Cosby – bass Brian Vodinh – guitar/drums The members of 10 Years might not have used the word crossroads when they began the making of their newest Universal Republic album, but all would concur the wolf was at the door. Figuratively and literally – agree frontman Jesse Hasek and bassist Lewis Cosby; Fighting off the most unforgiving of predatory assaults that comes with the territory of a respected, veteran band like 10 Years who bears the scars of every battle won or lost along the way. The close-knit members’ core creed has always demanded they set their own standards – answering only to their collective challenges as a band, wolves and industry naysayers…be damned. The difference this time is they called on all their might. And more than a little wisdom. The aptly titled result – Feeding The Wolves – thunders out from their storm- charred legacy as the heaviest album they’ve made in nearly a decade, a gift to loyal fans long promised darker hues from the Tennessee band, and maybe a much needed ‘opening’ for a rock world starving for some kick-ass direction, of late. Ominous songs such as “Shoot It Out,” “The Wicked Ones,” and “Now Is The Time” sound and feel as if they can stop bullets, spreading the kind of musical shards and shrapnel that only a band in peak, 10 Years’ condition can deliver. “I’ve enjoyed every album we’ve made for different reasons,” says Jesse. “We never want to make the same record twice, but this one started with a kind of aggressive edge and ended with that same energy that really felt special. We worked hard not to take that ‘edge’ off. We kept the integrity of the songs by keeping them aggressive.” Lewis seconds the notion: “We’ve been saying for years we wanted to get back to a heavier, darker sound and then by the time we’d go into the studio, things would change. This time nothing changed. There was always that kick-ass feeling in the room, coupled with some things we haven’t done before.” Producer Howard Benson (Seether, Flyleaf) was chosen to helm the proceedings, another integral component to locking down the 10 Years magic that had made them one of the world’s most enigmatic live and studio bands. “He understood where we were at and where we wanted to go,” says Lewis. “He was perfect for this ‘big’ sounding kind of record,” states Jesse. Ironically, both Jesse and Lewis also cite the ‘drift’ after 2008’s prophetically titled Division – an album that was made after nearly two years on the road – as another factor in the path back to 10 Years’ reclamation: A trial by fire and those not-as-obvious corrosive elements that can whittle away at a band’s interior compass. The entire period became emblematic of the push-and-pull going on within 10 Years, truly a band that was stretched to its limits. “I think every band who has some success goes through it,” says Lewis. “But there were days after a show where I’d actually wonder ‘was this our last?’ We went through all kinds of changes during the Division cycle. Personnel changes, management changes – a lot of negativity rippling through our camp. We even made that record outside Seattle where we ended up only feeling more disconnected. We eventually decided to take some time away and get some perspective.” A clean break can be cathartic – but never a guarantee that the players will reconvene on the same page. The band promised themselves before gathering for this album that getting back into that rehearsal room with their collective ‘headspace’ intact was priority number one. “There was just a feeling in the air that we were going to come hard on this one,” says Lewis. “We even gathered 3 weeks prior, in a rehearsal space in L.A. before we were scheduled to record, which was unusual for us. The fire in the belly was back.” And as fate would have it, inspirational flames were also heating up the 10 Years furnace courtesy of the rehearsal room next door. “They probably don’t even know what it meant to us, but Rage Against The Machine was playing in the room next to us,” says Jesse. “We could just feel the sound coming out of the there. You have to understand, they, along with bands like Metallica and Nirvana and the Deftones were what we grew up on. To hear them killing it like that – I know it affected us.” Lewis says the enthusiasm was palpable. “We were like kids, saying “’God, did you just hear that?’ I realized everything that was coming out of them was so riff- heavy. Our album was heading in that same direction. It was like a sign. We were so pumped. We arrived in LA with songs already written, yet here we were, so inspired, I bet we wrote five more in there that ended up on the album. We were on a mission on this one.” A communal slugfest that also ended up being their most collaborative effort. “The way we write has always been an open door,” says Jesse. “We just kicked it down this time. Brian would bring in a guitar part, or I’d have some verses, but we were more methodical. We even went down a lot of avenues that didn’t end up on the record, but we went down them all together.” Such crucial threads are pulled tight on songs like the bristling “Shoot It Out,” fanning the ‘feeding the wolves’ premise that came to represent some of the band’s ferocious themes on the new album. “We’re not just talking about the stereotypical ‘wolves’ in the music industry,” says Jesse. “Everybody on the planet has bigger dreams than just sitting around waiting to die. Sometimes you have to put yourself on the line for those dreams. You are out there – but so are the ‘wolves’ waiting to feed.” “And they can bleed you dry,” adds Lewis. Jesse confirms it was easy to work on that song as a band because the group was so in sync with the motivation behind it. “We’ve been through the ringer, where if you give people an inch they will take a mile,” he says. Another song that throws down the 10 Years gauntlet is the impenetrable “Fix Me.” “I think it’s going to be one of the songs that grabs people from the start,” says Lewis – fueled by lyrics that just may be slyly revealing the 10 Years hidden-code: ‘I’m fine in the fire/I feed on the friction/I’m right where I should be/Don’t try and fix me…/ If there has ever been a band comfortable about being appreciated solely on its merits – about being accepted ‘as is,’ that band is 10 Years. Ever since 2001, when the group replaced their original vocalist with Jesse Hasek, 10 Years seemed to sense that being armed with signature sound and fury would eventually gain them one of the most loyal audiences in rock. In 2004, they released the indie missile Killing All That Holds You, featuring the now-classic “Wasteland” and “Through the Iris,” and netted them their major label debut with Universal Republic. Their acclaimed 2005 effort, The Autumn Effect, snagged them massive radio and video play, established their rabid audience, and handed them prime touring spots with bands such as Disturbed, Breaking Benjamin, Mudvayne and Sevendust. Later, torrid live-runs with Linkin Park, Korn and the Deftones, further cemented their reputation as one of the most credible live acts of the decade. Division arrived in 2008, with the aforementioned trials mentioned by Lewis, and a baptism via rock n’ roll bullshit that might have annihilated lesser bands. “No need to go into it,” says Jesse. “It’s why I take my little digital recorder around. I’m always observing, always getting ideas. I find a corner and get ‘em down on tape. If I’m lucky, they sometimes blossom into songs.” Known as a wordsmith who can hang with the best of them, but for also leaving room for the listener to interpret his riveting observations wrapped around the scorching guitar treads of band co-founder Brian Vodinh, Hasek has also been humbled by simply being around his first child. “Change isn’t always bad,” he says. “Most of the changes we have gone through have made us better people and a better band. The band-part takes all of us working hard to make the kind of music we know we are capable of. I think we did that on this one.” Lewis says it was all about coming to the same conclusion without making any pronouncements. “It’s the most cooperative thing we’ve ever done by far. It’s like we all had the same epiphany without really having to talk about it too much. You’d be cheating yourself if you don’t sit down and listen to the entire album. . We left it all there for everyone to hear.”

Fair To Midland
Similar Artists: Rishloo | Opus Däi | The Mayan Factor | Karnivool | Dead Letter Circus

Fair to Midland is an American progressive rock band formed in 1998. They are currently signed to E1 Music. According to the band's official website, their name comes from "…an old Texan play on the term 'fair to middling'." The band produced two self-released albums and one album and an EP under Serjical Strike. They have recently finished recording their fourth studio album entitled "Arrows & Anchors". Fair to Midland was formed in 1998 by friends Andrew Darroh Sudderth and Cliff Campbell, both of Sulphur Springs, Texas. After their independent debut album in late 2001, The Carbon Copy Silver Lining, original drummer Jason Pintler left the band and former percussionist Brett Stowers took over drums. For their second album, 2004's inter.funda.stifle, keyboardist Matt Langley, who was a guest musician on "The Carbon Copy Silver Lining", joined the band. Though independently released, both albums were critically acclaimed, and the band toured extensively to promote the albums, becoming extremely popular in Dallas, Texas' Deep Ellum scene. In 2005, bassist Nathin Seals left the group and was replaced by another Sulphur Springs native, Jon Dicken. In 2009, inter.funda.stifle, was re-released through their online merchandise store. inter.funda.stifle and Fair to Midland's lively concerts attracted the attention of System of a Down's Serj Tankian, who in 2006 signed Fair to Midland to his label Serjical Strike. The Drawn and Quartered EP was soon released on the label, featuring demo tracks from inter.funda.stifle, live recordings, and a mini-documentary titled "The Drawn and Quartered Kinescope", which included concert footage and interviews with the band. Fables From a Mayfly: What I Tell You Three Times Is True, Fair to Midland's major label debut, was released in June 2007. For it, the band chose to re-record many of the songs from inter.funda.stifle which they felt could benefit from the bigger production values art-rock mega producer David Bottrill brought to the table. Like their previous releases, Fables From a Mayfly garnered much critical attention and acclaim, and also helped widen their fanbase. Live at Coachella 2007 the band performed a live improvisational version of their song "The Walls of Jericho" featuring the guest vocals of Serj Tankian. Through the first half of 2008, Fair to Midland toured the USA with acts including 10 years, Chevelle, Flyleaf, Dir En Grey, as well as several US and European dates with Serj Tankian. They performed alongside acts such as Rage Against The Machine, Queens of the Stone Age, Smashing Pumpkins, and Muse and at sister festivals Rock am Ring and Rock im Park, two notable concert events, in both 2007 and 2008. Fair to Midland were the winners of the Dallas Observer Music Award in the Best Metal category for both 2007 and 2008. On January 9, 2010, the band was in an accident, forcing them to cancel their show at the Clubhouse Music Venue in Tempe, Arizona. Bassist Jon Dicken was airlifted to the hospital as a precaution, but shortly released with no major harm. The members of the band were unharmed, but the crash, which included their van and trailer being flipped, left much of their gear destroyed. Four days later the band released a short video involving post-accident footage, entitled "FWIW" (standing for "For What It's Worth") which includes a short clip of a studio demo of a new song called "A Loophole in Limbo". In August 2008, Fair to Midland began writing their fourth studio album. In October, drummer Brett Stowers stated on the band’s official forum that the band had so far written about 4-6 songs that were in "various states of completion". He also wrote that the band wanted to take their time and release the record when it’s done. On November 15, the band’s Myspace page was updated with pictures of the band in studio. As written in the blog post: "The sound so far seems to be going in a little bit darker and more cynical direction, probably a result of 2 years of roughing it on the road, but it's not without some cool tongue-in-cheek moments as well". In more recent departures from the band, lead singer Darroh Sudderth over Facebook claims that "a new album is on the horizon." Tracks considered for the record included "Musical Chairs", "Pour the Coal to 'er" (both recorded in demo form during the sessions for Fables from a Mayfly), "Rikki Tikki Tavi", "A Loophole in Limbo", "Bright Bulbs and Sharp Tools", "Uh-Oh", "Coppertank Island", "Amarillo Sleeps on My Pillow", "Golden Parachutes" and "The Greener Grass". On November 8, 2010 it was announced that the band had signed a worldwide deal with E1 Music and that the album was scheduled to be released in the spring of 2011. The album will be produced by Joe Barresi. The official pre-production started on November 15. On November 23 the band announced they were moving on to tracking drums, and the recording was announced to be done on December 19, and in a recent newsletter the band announced that Joe Barresi will mix the album during the first half of January, while the expected release is due in late Spring or early Summer. The band also stated it would be "the darkest and heaviest record" they have ever made. On December 10, the band announced they have decided on the name of the new album, but did not disclose it. On March 4 it was announced to be "Arrows & Anchors". The record will be released on July 12, 2011, with a handful of special CD release parties being held. The first will be July 12 in Dallas, Texas at the Curtain Club. On April 18, "Musical Chairs" was released as a single on iTunes, with a music video announced to soon be following. In May, the studio version of "Amarillo Sleeps on My Pillow" was offered for free download on the band's website. On June 9, a music video for "Musical Chairs" was released, featuring the band performing the single in beaten up house while destroying a grand piano. It is the first video by the band that has the members performing in it, as opposed to the "Dance of the Manatee" which was animated.

Kyng
Similar Artists: Man Made Machine | Eye Empire | Edisun | Ghosts of August | Another Animal

KYNG the southern California hard rock trio, originated in January of 2008 in Los Angeles. Singer/songwriter Eddie Veliz bassist, Tony Castaneda and drummer Pepe Clarke Magana, after years of working off and on with each other on various projects, decided to propagate the idea of a band that would closer fulfill their musical desires. Within months of sessioning the three were sold on the chemistry and shortly after that went into the studio to record their debut album. The sound they realized was exactly what they had sought after, a unique and universally appealing combination of heavy and captivating concepts, channeling influences from black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin to the Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age. "We wanted a band that could stand alongside anything in the scene, have the ability to crossover seamlessly and still bridge who we are.” KYNG’s versatile approach of a sweet devastation bleeds from an artistic drive toward a momentum described as "California Heavy". Their evolution will undoubtedly blaze a trail that redefines what is expected and defines the giants they will become. Their first album, Trampled Sun, on REALID Records is set to hit the streets of the US and the World Wide Web September 27 while their first two singles, Falling Down and Trails in Veins, both mixed by Mike Watts (Adelita’s Way, Hopesfall, Quicksand, Brand New), are set to take over the airwaves and online channels mid July and will be available at iTunes July 26th. The digital deluxe of Trampled Sun will contain 15 tracks exemplifying the bands great range and how much music KYNG has to offer the planet earth. The Los Angeles based trio, hailing from LA and parts of Mexico, is as unique in spirit as their sound. Reminiscent at times of the metal and hard rock of the late 1970’s in style and musical collection, with a presentation that is totally heavy, classic and modern-day all at once, they are sure to refresh the Active Rock and Metal landscapes of today and tomorrow. As drummer Pepe Clarke Magaña puts it, “I think we’re doing stuff, or a combination of stuff that has been done before, in a way it’s never been done before.” Their sound on Trampled Sun easily provokes the question, “Is that really just 3 dudes?” The pipes on Eddie Veliz reminiscent of Cornell is his early days, the thunder brought by Pepe Clarke Magaña on the drums and the rolling rhythms brought by bassist Tony Castañeda have KYNG meant for great things. Completing dates with The Sword, KYNG is currently out with Black Stone Cherry and Pop Evil and plan on touring forever as the road is the life’s blood of any young hard rock band looking to take over the world. In the land of pigs, the butcher is KYNG.

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