Custom Kings
Custom Kings came together in Los Angeles with Matt Reynolds on vocals, John Caswell on guitar, Ryan Turner on bass, and Justin Ostrander on drums. They put...
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Custom Kings came together in Los Angeles with Matt Reynolds on vocals, John Caswell on guitar, Ryan Turner on bass, and Justin Ostrander on drums. They put out their first album 'The Resistance,' which included the track 'Mind At Sea.'
Their songs like 'Rose Pickles' and 'Something's Burning' show a rock sound that pulls from different places without settling into one category. They've mentioned Led Zeppelin and Guns N' Roses as influences, along with more recent acts like Avenged Sevenfold.
Later albums included 'Ascend' and 'Unbreakable.' The band has dealt with lineup changes over time and some legal trouble with a former member, but they kept making music. Other songs in their catalog include 'Spin My Thread' and 'Swimming In the Darkness.'
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