From busking on the streets to selling out shows across the country, UK indie rockers King No-One are roaring back with their new single ‘Antichrist’, which is out February 24th.
Championing a band ethos that everyone is equal regardless of gender, colour or sexual orientation, ‘Antichrist’ comes with a message about standing strong against the arrogance and narrow-mindedness surrounding recent events happening across the globe.
Frontman Zach Lout explains that, “’Antichrist’ is a sarcastic gesture to human history”. And to infiltrate hearts and minds it’s wrapped up in an inspired indie stomper, which features sly nods to late-90’s hip hop stylings.
2016 was an exciting year for King No-One, releasing new music in the form of the dancefloor anthem ‘Halo’ and firm fan favourite ‘Alcatraz’. They also took to the road embarking on two UK headline tours blowing away sold-out crowds across the country and have become one of the biggest ticket selling emerging bands in the UK.
It’s been a good year for King No-One; not only did they sell over 7,000 tickets on two sold out tours to an ever growing insatiable fan base, but they were also the first unsigned band to play the Radio 1/ NME stage at Reading and Leeds.
The band have had over 2.5 million streams on Spotify along with 20 plays across Radio 1, 6 music, Radio 2 and XFM - proving once again that King No-One are one of the most exciting and in demand new bands in the UK right now.
