OCALA, FLORIDA -- It seems any punk kid, with a face that looks like a tackle box exploded in it, can pump the same four chords on his guitar at full volume, get a record deal and let the cash roll in. No substance, no direction... and they call that 'modern Metal.'
In the heart of Central Florida, there are a few musicians who want to bring the passion back to the Metal scene. These are men with something to prove -- rebelling against the common concensus that "there's no market" for the raucous, energetic rock-n'-roll they enjoyed in the 80's.
"You see something about the world you don't like and you either try to change it or you let it be," says KINGS OF AWESOME frontman Matt Robarge. "We know what we like to hear and, with only one or two exceptions, there aren't any bands playing what we want anymore. So, we've decided to make it. Plain and simple.
"I've been told its tough... sometimes I've heard it's impossible. I want to thank those people because that's the fuel to our fire. I'm sure a lot of our influences were told the same thing. That's sorta where our name comes from... we're already a success because we've all done things people have said in our lives we couldn't do - form bands, write songs, play gigs, make money, get recognition."
The reigning KINGS -- Matt, Casey, Ric and Chris -- are focused, embarking on their creative process. Like their name, they vow to be bold conquerors of the Metal kingdom... in Central Florida and BEYOND.
Hail to the KINGS.
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The KINGS are total whores for the following:
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