THE DAILY CHORUS
Click on the link below to visit thedailychorus.com. They've named us one of the Top 30 unsigned bands in the country!
ALTERNATIVE PRESS FEATURE
Check out the February issue of Alternative Press with Fall Out Boy on the cover for a feature on us in the "AP&R: The Best Unsigned Bands" section. You can click on the link below to get a preview of the article...
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NEW YORK NOTHING LIMITED EDITION CDS
We'll be selling a very limited number of hand-made New York Nothing EPs at our record release party at Mercury Lounge on January 25th. Each one is completely unique and hand-numbered. Here are a few samples.
New York Nothing EP
$5.00
1. The Storm In A Teacup
2. A Dead Ringer
3. In The Sunlight
4. By The End, Juggling WolvesSOLD OUTTo Buy The King Left EP click below:
The King Left EP
$3.00
1. I Have To Let You Win (Stop Trying)
2. Like You're Not My Trophy
3. How The Whale Got His Throat
STUDIO DOCUMENTARY SERIESThe Making Of EP3 (tentatively untitled)
Volume 1
The Making Of EP3 (almost titled)
Volume 2
The Making Of EP3 (now titled)
Volume 3.1The Making Of EP3 ("New York Nothing")
Volume 3.2THE KING LEFT BIO
In early 2005, The King Left said goodbye to their friends in Ithaca, NY and headed for the bright lights and promise of life in New York City. What they found was the same biting cold and bitter loneliness they'd left behind.
Furiously writing in their Brooklyn rehearsal space, the group began crafting a stark and dynamic, yet hopeful, collection of new songs, while regularly performing throughout Manhattan. But ironically, it was a trip back to Ithaca (during a series of dates with New York Citys Nightmare Of You) when things started to really materialize.
The King Left was approached by NOY drummer Sammy Siegler (formerly of Rival Schools, CIV, Gorilla Biscuits) about the possibility of producing a few tracks. The pre-production sessions that followed gave birth to The King Left EP (released January 19, 2005 on Dimestore Records).
Recorded in Brooklyn with engineer Ian Love (Rival Schools), the EP showcases The King Lefts earnest, pleading vocals, insistent guitars and pulsing rhythm section.The King Left EP found great success at college radio where it was 3 most added on the CMJ (College Music Journal) charts. It peaked at 69 on the CMJ Top 200 and remained on the chart for two months.The band recently recorded another EP in Brooklyn, NY with Sammy Siegler and Ian Love on board again for production and engineering duties. A limited edition artwork version of the New York Nothing EP was released on January 25, 2007.
