Leech by KING CHILD
Tracklist
| 1. | One Last Ride | 3:39 |
| 2. | Leech | 5:08 |
| 3. | The Man In The House | 3:23 |
| 4. | Clair De Lune | 4:28 |
| 5. | Carnival | 4:37 |
| 6. | Maxillary Dysfunction | 4:13 |
| 7. | Big Brother | 6:55 |
Credits
released February 8, 2019
All tracks written and composed by King Child except « Clair de lune » composed by Claude Debussy
Produced by Jean Prat
Recorded by Jean Prat and Emmanuel Prat
Mixed by Paul-Edouard Laurendeau at Crossing Light
Mastered by Remy Lebbos at Rare Sound Studio
Quentin Hoogaert : vocals
Jean Prat : drums, percussion, piano, CP-80, synths, therevox, programming
David Kostman : bass guitar on track 1, electric guitar on track 3, acoustic guitar on track 1
Philip Bolten : electric guitar on track 3 and 6
Emmanuel Prat : piano on track 4
Daniel Roméo : bass guitar on track 5
Toine Thys : saxophone on track 5
Original Artwork by Grégoire Dalle
Design by Mickaël Leduc
Distributed by In-Ouïe Distribution. All rights reserved @Pieuvre 2018 - pieuvremusic@gmail.com
All tracks written and composed by King Child except « Clair de lune » composed by Claude Debussy
Produced by Jean Prat
Recorded by Jean Prat and Emmanuel Prat
Mixed by Paul-Edouard Laurendeau at Crossing Light
Mastered by Remy Lebbos at Rare Sound Studio
Quentin Hoogaert : vocals
Jean Prat : drums, percussion, piano, CP-80, synths, therevox, programming
David Kostman : bass guitar on track 1, electric guitar on track 3, acoustic guitar on track 1
Philip Bolten : electric guitar on track 3 and 6
Emmanuel Prat : piano on track 4
Daniel Roméo : bass guitar on track 5
Toine Thys : saxophone on track 5
Original Artwork by Grégoire Dalle
Design by Mickaël Leduc
Distributed by In-Ouïe Distribution. All rights reserved @Pieuvre 2018 - pieuvremusic@gmail.com
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« A musical and colourful journey where the unexpected shows the tip of it’s nose. » This is how, in 2017, the Rolling Stone magazine defined Meredith - the first album of the Belga- French band, King Child. Nuanced observers of the world, Jean Prat and Quentin Hoogaert transcribe their vision of a flawed society without filters.