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Opus X
Opus X was a pop band built around lead vocalist and songwriter David King. Guitarist Mark Foster, bassist Alex James, and drummer John Turner rounded out the...
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Opus X was a pop band built around lead vocalist and songwriter David King. Guitarist Mark Foster, bassist Alex James, and drummer John Turner rounded out the quartet. Their debut album was called 'Euphoria'.
Their song 'Loving You Girl' became a notable ballad for them. They also released other albums, including 'Whispers of the Heart' and 'Living for You'.
Their early live shows sometimes drew skeptical reactions from critics. Later, the band faced rumors about internal conflicts and personal issues that attracted media attention.
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