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King’s Evil is the long-postponed collab between two beloved Boston songwriters – Sami Martasian (Puppy Problems) and JM Dussault ((T-T)b). Projects like this have a way of never coming to fruition, which makes “Private Failure” that much more poignant, and a little ironic right? Releasing new music is a very public success, after all.   I digress – this one is as bare bones as it gets. A chiming guitar rings out hypnotically while Sami sings a haunting melody. Floor toms are slammed periodically. It’s a testament to what it means to be a DIY artist and has all the hallmarks of what makes underground indie rock so great… One listen to this and it will bring you back to your halcyon days of drinking a warm PBR in someone’s shitty basement, but there’s a really good band playing a really personal song and nothing else seems to matter in the[...]

King’s Evil wrote a song called “King’s Evil.” What a power move.   Beyond that, “King’s Evil” is actually a pretty chill indie rocker with elements of ’90s-coded slacker rock peeking through. Whirly and squiggly synths pepper this one with a lot of Casio-tone flavor, while plucky guitar twangs charmingly and heady bass licks peek through. “Pavement-fed” is the way they self-identify and I’d say that’s a pretty apt descriptor – stick around for the devil-may-care attitude but dig deep into the masterfully disguised ennui.   “King’s Evil” is available on Bandcamp, embedded below.   King’s Evil by King’s Evil