King Crimson "Red" punk arena-ready roar

arena-ready roar

sunny beach-pop and shuffling folk-rock that will make you both laugh and feel the good kind of crappy

-- the third and final album by this short-lived but brilliant trio -- was originally released in September 1994

From opener California (Hustle and Flow)

"King Wizard" proves to be an apropos title for the album's creator as some of his most groundbreaking work to date

King Crimson "Red" punk arena-ready roarReleased in 1974 after King Crimson had "ceased to exist", Red remains a remarkably powerful document of a group quitting at the top of it's game. The grinding crunch of Red appears to anticipate much of the heavy metal scene whilst the epic Starless brings together several strands of the group's musical history. Including powerful contributions from Ian McDonald, Mel Collins, David Cross, Mark Charig and Robin Miller, Red form what is arguably the