Kingsley Chapman And The Murder - Olympians

Review by Bryan Melvin

Kingsley Chapman And The Murder's album "Olympians" is a thrilling and eclectic collection of songs that showcase the band's unique sound and style. With its mix of dark, brooding rock and roll and soaring, anthemic choruses, this album is a must-listen for fans of alternative music.

The album opens with the ominous "The Olympians," which sets the tone for the rest of the record with its pounding drums and eerie guitar riffs. From there, the band launches into a series of standout tracks, including the catchy and energetic "Guns," the haunting ballad "The Last Song," and the epic closer "The Great Unknown."

Throughout the album, Kingsley Chapman's powerful vocals take center stage, conveying a range of emotions from anger and frustration to hope and longing. He is backed by a talented band that includes guitarist Chris Watson, bassist Andrew Lowther, and drummer Liam O'Shea, who all contribute to the album's rich and dynamic sound.

Summary by Bryan Melvin

"Olympians" is a triumph for Kingsley Chapman And The Murder, showcasing their unique sound and impressive musicianship. This is an album that deserves to be heard by anyone who loves powerful, emotionally charged rock music.