July for Kings
July for Kings came out of Phoenix in the early 2000s, an electro-rock band fronted by David W. Petro. They put out their debut album 'Friday Night' in 2009,...
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July for Kings came out of Phoenix in the early 2000s, an electro-rock band fronted by David W. Petro. They put out their debut album 'Friday Night' in 2009, which got some mixed reviews at the time. Petro defended the lyrics publicly, saying they were about modern life.
Their 2012 follow-up, 'The Panic Division,' landed better with critics. The band has released four albums total, including 'Sound of Wolves' in 2015 and 'Lost at Sea' in 2019. Songs like 'Champagne' and 'Anything But Beautiful' show their mix of catchy hooks and more introspective writing.
The lineup includes Petro on vocals and guitar, Ryan Raddon on guitar and vocals, Blake Hubbard on bass, and Ryan Roos on drums. Petro writes most of the material, and his vocal style is a recognizable part of their sound.
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