What makes King of the Kerb by Echobelly notable?

'King of the Kerb' resonated well with audiences, peaking at number 13 on the UK Albums Chart. The album's unique sound and lyrical depth contributed to its acclaim, helping to place Echobelly among notable Britpop acts during a pivotal era for British music. Released on October 23, 1995, 'King of the Kerb' is Echobelly's second studio album, following their debut 'Everyone's Got One' from 1994. At this point in their career, they were solidifying their presence in the Britpop scene, building on the success of their earlier work and gaining international recognition.

How many songs are on King of the Kerb?

King of the Kerb has 4 tracks, running approximately 13 minutes.

King of the Kerb

Echobelly · 1995

13 min · 4 tracks · Britpop

A vibrant blend of Britpop energy and introspective lyricism wrapped in catchy melodies and layered harmonies.

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King of the Kerb — The title track encapsulates the album's themes with its sharp commentary on urban life and catchy hooks that exemplify Echobelly's Britpop sound.
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Car Fiction (French acoustic version) — This acoustic rendition highlights the band's ability to transform an upbeat song into a more intimate experience, showcasing their versatility and lyrical craftsmanship.
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Natural Animal (acoustic version) — As an acoustic track, it strips back the layers to reveal raw emotion and thoughtful lyrics, providing insight into the band's artistic range.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 King of the Kerb 3:58
2 Car Fiction (French acoustic version) 2:32
3 On Turn On (acoustic version) 3:18
4 Natural Animal (acoustic version) 3:44

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