Video premiere: King Capisce live session
Post-rock jazzers play tracks from second album in 30-minute video
If you like a side of jazz with your post-rock, we have a treat for you: Sheffield alt-rockers King Capisce have filmed an intimate live session with award-winning film maker Nathan Gibson, which is available here for your viewing pleasure.
The clip features tracks from the band's second album, The Future Cannot Be Born Yet, It Is Waiting For The Past To Die, as well as a new song.
The Future Cannot Be Born Yet, It Is Waiting For The Past To Die is available to download for free for a limited time from the King Capisce website.
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