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King Khan & The Shrines Streaming New Song Online
06/20/2013
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(Classic Rock) King Khan & The Shrines have unveiled the first track, "Born To Die," from their upcoming album "Idle No More," which is set for release on September 3 via Merge Records.

Six years since the release of KK&TS' last album What Is!?, Idle No More is full of sweat-drenched, ass-shaking, psyched-out numbers, complete with rip-roaring horn lines, southern-fried guitar riffs and lysergic melodies.

Or, as Classic Rock Ed in Chief Scott Rowley comments: "Pretty good, totally mad garage rock. They played the Austin Psych Fest dressed as Egyptian kings from what I could tell." Check out the song here.

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