KING OF CONSPIRACY- uk tour in MAY

ALBUM: OCTOBER 2007YOU CAN NOW BUY THE ALBUM ONLINE THROUGH OUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT!!! SEND US A MESSAGE WITH YOUR EMAIL AND WE’LL SEND YOU OUR 12 TRACKS RECORD!! we wont use your email for any mailing list!OLD DEMO DOWNLOADABLE HERENEXT GIGS BIOAfter 3 years, looking for his final line up, KING OF CONSPIRACY finally started in 2006 to tour intensively. This band from Paris, is composed of Michael: guitar/vocal ; Ronan: bass ; Franck: drums. They played a lot of venues in Paris with a bunch of local bands. They also were on tour in September 2006 in the UK for 3 weeks, playing 16 gigs in London touring Wales, Scotland and cities like Manchester, Bristol and Leicester supporting THE AGGROLITES (Hellcat Records). Every gig was booked by themselves and with only 6 months playing with this lineup. This rock/garage/noisy/punk band, or whatever you call it, came back in 2007 in the UK for a couple of gigs there (Bristol/London). During their tour they also played various cities in France (Lille, Cean, Paris, Saint-étienne...) and in Belgium (Liege). After a few demos, and their EP with 6 tracks that they recorded in April of '06 , KING OF CONSPIRACY is now going to record their first full album in June/July of 2007. They were back on tour in the UK for an two months in October playing more than 40 gigs. KOC will be back in the United Kingdom in may for a month...LIVE REVIEW leeds 09/25/06 by steven light "All the way from Paris, France, King of Conspiracy is a good band to go and see. The set starts with a pleasant picking style and makes good use of the drummers’ higher-end vocals. Then the deception is over and may the action begin.It has to be said there is a lot of energy and zest in their performance and it is always nice to see a band give a big-stadium performance regardless of the size of the venue. I can picture them doing exactly the same thing in the basement every weekend, crowd or no crowd.The solid bass guitar underpins what is an extremely drum-led sound, with roaring vocal screams blended well with vocal sparring between both guitarist and drummer. The final song of the set is without doubt the most impressive element, with the guitarist on his knees and using the microphone against his strings to create a very unique effect. The whole set is loud, fast and if you didn’t like it, my guess is they probably didn’t care! Fair play!"