King Missile
King Missile formed in New York City during the 1980s with John S. Hall as their frontman. They put out albums like 'Fluttering Bird' in 1986, followed by...
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King Missile formed in New York City during the 1980s with John S. Hall as their frontman.
They put out albums like 'Fluttering Bird' in 1986, followed by 'The Way to Salvation' and 'Happy Hour.' Their music mixed folk and punk with experimental touches, and tracks like 'Sensitive Artist' showed their darkly humorous, self-aware side.
While Hall stayed at the center, other musicians like Roger Murdock, Chris Dodge, and Dogbowl passed through the lineup. They worked with outside artists too, including Fred Schneider of the B‑52's.
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