What makes Black Like Sunday by King's X notable?

'Black Like Sunday' received positive reviews for its raw energy and lyrical depth, with critics noting its successful fusion of hard rock and progressive influences. The album also showcased King’s X's resilience in the face of industry changes, contributing to their lasting legacy within the rock genre and influencing subsequent artists in the alternative scene. Released in 2003, 'Black Like Sunday' was King’s X's first album after a five-year hiatus following 'Tape Head.' At this point, the band was exploring a more mature sound while maintaining their signature harmonies and complex arrangements. This album marked a return to form, as they sought to reconnect with their roots amidst changing musical landscapes.