King Adora

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Smoulder 02:07 Tools
Big Isn't Beautiful 02:41 Tools
Suffocate 02:32 Tools
Bionic 02:13 Tools
Friday Night Explodes 02:40 Tools
Aftertime 02:38 Tools
Scream And Shout 01:51 Tools
Whether 03:05 Tools
Asthmatic 01:56 Tools
Aceface 02:26 Tools
Supermuffdiver 02:00 Tools
We Are Heroes 03:31 Tools
The Law 01:47 Tools
Music Takes You 04:55 Tools
Kamikaze 02:56 Tools
Big Isn't Beautiful - 2001 Re-Recording **(Not To Appear On Artwork)** 02:41 Tools
Born to Lose 02:57 Tools
Bionic - 2001 Re-Recording **Not To Appear On Artwork** 02:13 Tools
Drag 03:08 Tools
Come 01:55 Tools
Depression 03:25 Tools
Maniac Love 02:41 Tools
Sweet Abandon 03:11 Tools
Death By Rock 'n' Roll 02:19 Tools
9" Of Pure Malice 02:17 Tools
Boy For Rent 02:28 Tools
Fear And Loathing 03:06 Tools
Love So Volatile 03:20 Tools
Asleep 03:06 Tools
The Law - 2001 Re-Recording **(Not To Appear On Artwork)** 01:48 Tools
Massive Ego 03:14 Tools
Loved 02:47 Tools
Don't Trust the Ones You Love 01:34 Tools
Freak 02:31 Tools
Comfortable 05:49 Tools
Into Space 02:57 Tools
Drink Don't Think 02:34 Tools
White Noise Babies 01:50 Tools
big isnt beautiful 02:42 Tools
Saffron 02:17 Tools
Love's Like Suicide 02:46 Tools
Bionic (2001 Re-Recording **Not To Appear On Artwork**) 02:13 Tools
9 Inches of Pure Malice 02:18 Tools
Big Isn't Beautiful [2001 Re-Recording **(Not To Appear On Artwork)**] 02:41 Tools
Bulimic (Evening Session Version) 02:41 Tools
Tokyo honey 02:41 Tools
The Law [2001 Re-Recording **(Not To Appear On Artwork)**] 01:47 Tools
King Adora - Suffocate 02:41 Tools
The Law (2001 Re-Recording **(Not To Appear On Artwork)**) 01:47 Tools
Law 01:47 Tools
Bulimic 01:47 Tools
scream & shout 01:47 Tools
Big Isn't Beautiful (2001 Re-Recording **(Not To Appear On Artwork)**) 02:41 Tools
Big Isn't Beautiful (Absolute Zero remix) 02:05 Tools
Big Isn´t beautiful 01:47 Tools
Big Isn't Beautiful (2001 Re-Recording ** Not To Appear On Artwork **) 02:41 Tools
The Law (2001 Re-Recording ** Not To Appear On Artwork **) 02:41 Tools
King Adora - Bionic 02:05 Tools
Bionic (Six Million Dollar mix) 02:05 Tools
Smoulder (live) 02:05 Tools
live at Sound 12-03-2001 - 08 Super Muff Diver 02:05 Tools
The Taste Of Your Tears 00:00 Tools
After Time 00:00 Tools
Death by rock "n" roll 02:19 Tools
King Adora - Big Isn't Beautiful 02:19 Tools
Big (isn't Beatiful) 02:19 Tools
Born To Lose (Single Version) 02:19 Tools
King Adora - Smoulder 02:19 Tools
Super Muff Diver (live) 00:00 Tools
03 - Big isn't beautiful 00:00 Tools
01 - Smoulder 00:00 Tools
Suffocate - 2001 00:00 Tools
King Adora - Friday Night Explodes 00:00 Tools
9'' Of Pure Malice 00:00 Tools
User 00:00 Tools
The Law (live) 02:19 Tools
King Adora - The Law 00:00 Tools
vibrate you 00:00 Tools
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UK rock group King Adora formed in Birmingham in 1998, reputedly taking their name from an oversized adult toy they'd seen in a sex shop. With strong punk and glam rock influences, similar to American power pop, they often drew comparisons to Suede, The Pixies, and the early Manic Street Preachers. They had a successful touring career and picked up a devoted fanbase (who were often also Rachel Stamp, Placebo and Manic Street Preachers fans), although they never made a real impression on the mainstream. They were heavily publicised by Melody Maker magazine, before the publishers decided to end the publication, and "merge" it with NME, and initially got some exposure in UK Kerrang!, leading to modest success. However, when Melody Maker folded in 2000, the band's profile, and record sales, faded with it, and they were dropped by Superior Quality Recordings, who had released their debut album, Vibrate You. However, thanks to the loyalty of their fanbase, King Adora did manage to continue touring, and released Who Do You Love? on Discovery in 2004. Sadly, the buzz that had surrounded the band back in 2000 never really returned, and they called it a day in September 2005. However, Maxi Browne and Martyn Nelson have gone on to form another band, The High Society, with three new members; The High Society made their live debut in March 2006. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.