King Khan & The Shrines - Idle No More Album

Tracklist

1	Darkness Written-By – Khan
2	Better Luck Next Time Written-By – Khan, Wojan
3	Of Madness I Dream Written-By – Khan, Wojan, Timm
4	Thorn In Her Pride Written-By – Khan, Timm
5	Bad Boy Written-By – Khan
6	Bite My Tongue Written-By – Khan, Wojan
7	Luckiest Man Written-By – Khan
8	Yes I Can't Written-By – Khan, Wojan
9	So Wild Written-By – Khan
10	I Got Made Written-By – Khan, Timm
11	Pray For Lil Written-By – Khan, Wojan
12	Born To Die Written-By – Khan

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MRG486	King Khan & The Shrines	Idle No More ‎(CD, Album)	Merge Records	MRG486	US	2013
MRG486	King Khan & The Shrines	Idle No More ‎(CD, Album, Adv)	Merge Records	MRG486	US	2013

Credits

• Baritone Saxophone – Fred Roller
• Bass – Jeans Redemann
• Drums – John Boy Adonis
• Guest, Violin – Simon Nussbruch
• Guest, Vocals [Vox] – Jena Roker
• Guitar – Till Timm
• Illustration [Cover Drawing] – Oily Chi
• Lacquer Cut By – WG
• Lyrics By, Artwork By – A. A. Khan
• Mastered By – Duncan Cowell
• Mixed By – Guy Sternberg
• Organ, Piano, Vocals [Vox] – Fredovitch
• Percussion – Ron Streeter
• Photography By [Cover Photos] – Miron Zownir
• Recorded By – Jochen Stroh, Simon Wojan
• Tenor Saxophone – Ben Ra
• Trumpet, Guitar, Vocals [Vox] – Simon Wojan
• Typography [Lettering] – Lil Mama Khan
• Vocals [Vox], Guitar – King Khan

Notes

Gatefold sleeve.

Lacquer Cut At, Lacquer Cut By and Pressed By uncredited, identified by runouts etchings.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A): MRG 486-A WG/NRP ⓤ
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): MRG 486-B WG/NRP ⓤ
• Barcode: 673855048611

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Merge Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Merge Records
• Recorded At – Lovelite Studio
• Recorded At – Art Store
• Mixed At – LowSwing Tonstudio
• Lacquer Cut At – Nashville Record Productions
• Pressed By – United Record Pressing

Short intro

Idle No More is the eighth studio album by Canadian band King Khan and the Shrines. It was released in September 2013 under Merge No More by King Khan & the Shrines, released 03 September 2013 1. Born to Die 2. Bite My Tongue 3. Thorn in Her Pride 4. Luckiest Man 5. Better Luck Next Time 6. Darkness 7. Pray for Lil 8. Bad Boy 9. So Wild 10. Yes I Can't 11. I Got Made 12. Of Madness I Dream. Idle No More. by King Khan & the Shrines. supported by. Shadow J. Album 2013 12 Songs. Learn More. 12 Songs, 39 Minutes. Idle No More King Khan & The Shrines. I felt like I completely lost everything - the ability to play music, all this kind of stuff, Arish Ahmad Khan says, thinking back to the huge meltdown that nearly destroyed his psychedelic R&B outfit, King Khan & the Shrines. In 2010, years of exhaustive touring and a trio of personal tragedies three of Khans best friends died within a two-year span, one succumbing to cancer, another to suicide, and the third, Jay Reatard, to drugs finally caught up with him. I hadnt mourned the loss of these people, he says. I was having breakdowns on tour. Suddenly, I would be laughing wi. King Khan & The Shrines - Born To Die. King Khan & The Shrines - Bite My Tongue. King Khan & The Shrines - Thorn In Her Pride. King Khan & The Shrines - Luckiest Man. King Khan & The Shrines - Better Luck Next Time. King Khan & The Shrines - Darkness. King Khan & The Shrines - Pray For Lil. King Khan & The Shrines - Bad Boy. King Khan & The Shrines - So Wild. King Khan & The Shrines - Yes I Can't. King Khan & The Shrines - Of Madness I Dream. Titled Idle No More after the aboriginal protest in Canada to reclaim rights and protect the environment, the album is chalk full of deep yet humorous moments about the state of the world and the state of King Khans inner strength. Thank goodness for the super seductive horns which are an absolute reciprocal necessity given some of the themes of the lyrics. King Khan than completely switches gears and raises the rock n roll banner behind the Ill get paid, Ill get laid mantra in I Got Made. As a result, Idle No More is inspiring on many levels, but mostly because it beckons us to dance passionately and live fully in the wake of ever present darkness. here is a sneak peak of my new jazz album The Infinite Ones feat. Marshall Allen and Knoel Scott of the Sun Ra Arkestra, Martin Wenk and John Convertion from Calexico, Brontez Purnell from Younger Lovers, Torben Wesche from The Shrines and Davide Zolli from Mojomatics. animation by your fave brown king. with love in these revolutionary times. Fight the Power . Idle No More is inspiring on many levels, but mostly because it beckons us to dance passionately and live fully in the wake of ever present darkness. Read full review. In addition to being a contender for garage-rock album of the year hook for hook, chord progression for chord progression, there are lots of strong personal touches here. By: Jeff Terich. King Khan and the Shrines recently announced their signing to Merge Records, finally giving the Montreal-based garage-soul band the proper U. label its been lacking for so long. And on Sept. 3, the band will release Idle No More, their long-awaited follow-up to 2007s What Is The title, per a press release, is named after an indigenous-rights movement, and Khan describes the album as probably the most refined piece of music we have made to date. He further explains: The songs are about the state of the world we live in today