Kings Of Convenience - VersusNorwegian indie folk duo Kings Of Convenience first rose to prominence around the turn of the 21st century, coming at the forefront of a loose movement of artists focussing on subtle sounds and delicate musicianship. In fact, this approach even informed their choice of title for the bands debut album Quiet Is The New Loud. A critical smash on its appearance in early 2001, it was closely followed before the years end by Versus, a compelling collection

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get-under-your-skin lyrics and innovative musical palette that have defined elegantly brooding R&B singer BANKS singular sound

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