What Kings of Convenience manage to accomplish with just an acoustic guitar, keys, a shaker, and beautiful vocals is unfathomable. “Catholic Country” ...
Kings of Convenience are back with “Fever,” the second single released off of their first album in nearly 12 years, Peace or Love, which lands on June...
It’s absolutely thrilling that Kings of Convenience is finally back on the radar with their first new album in 12 years, Peace or Love. It’s considera...
Updated: June 21st, 2020It's raining. And it's father's day. And I've got a nice soundtrack on while playing with the kids. Kings of Convenience's "Kn...
Kings Of Convenience are so bloody good -- I can't resist but share their tracks whenever I stumble upon them. In this case, someone happened to post ...
I stumbled upon this remix while trying to fix a broken version of "Rule My World" and couldn't help but share it with you.
The rendition is by ...
There are few bands that can put me in a relaxed mood as quickly as Kings of Convenience. Their album Declaration Of Dependence ranks among one of my ...
I'm currently flying out to Idaho to spend a week on a lake near Sandpoint. It's going to be an amazingly relaxing experience, filled with stargazing ...
Kings of Convenience had one hell of a debut album in Quiet Is The New Loud. Even better was the fact that only six months later, they released Versus...
When Kings of Convenience, an indie folk-pop duo from Norway, released Versus in October of 2001, it was a huge success. The album, featuring remakes,...
A few months after releasing their debut, Øye and Bøe compiled a remix album, Versus, with new versions of almost all the songs on Quiet Is The New ...
Four Tet achieves a perfected sound of chilling out and emotional intricacy in the remix of Kings Of Convenience's The Weight Of My Words. There has n...
Two songs immediately reminded me why we should love the delicate sounds Kings of Convenience: "Mrs. Cold" and "Boat Behind" are brilliant acoustic ...