7 thoughts on “ Kongos - Lunatic (CD, Album) ”

1. lunatic. egomaniac. top.

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2. Official Site for the band KONGOS. Don’t miss our weekly streams on our Patreon page. Every Friday we perform songs, talk about the recording process, show exclusive behind the .

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3. "I'm Only Joking," the opening cut from Lunatic, the sophomore outing from Arizona-by-way-of-South Africa-based indie rockers Kongos, thunders in on a bedrock of thick, tribal toms and similarly dense, compressed guitar that suggests Muse by way of Konono NoIt's an aesthetic that weaves its way throughout much of the album, and brothers Dylan, Daniel, Jesse, and Johnny Kongos, the sons of Price: $

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4. Lunatic, an Album by KONGOS. Released 28 December (catalog no. CDJUST ; CD). Genres: Alternative Rock.

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5. Jan 14,  · Probably the most like music from ’s Lunatic and Egomaniac, the single “Pay For the Weekend” is an anthem complete with gang vocals, and is definitely a new incarnation of an old friend. Moving on, like an old school Rock ballad, KONGOS deliver “Wild Hearts” with a vocal purity that shifts the focus away from the desolation of the.

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6. Get all the lyrics to songs on Lunatic and join the Genius community of music scholars to learn the meaning behind the lyrics.

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7. They released their eponymous debut album in , followed by the platinum-selling Lunatic in , the latter of which spawned the hit singles "I'm Only Joking" and the Soweto-tinged "Come with Me Now." The band's third studio long-player, Egomaniac, dropped in June and featured the singles "Take It from Me" and "I Don't Mind.".

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