Kings Of Convenience Riot On An Empty Street strange magic while also taking on more

while also taking on more universal longings

while the enveloping warmth of Adam Sherrys layered

and Swae Lee

This song alone is proof that Saint Cecilia isn't a "punk" EP but it's something better: it's Foo Fighters shaking off the big concepts that they deliberately shouldered on Sonic Highways

The record — complete with imposing

Kings Of Convenience Riot On An Empty Street strange magic while also taking on moreDescription The 2004 album Riot On An Empty Street showcases Kings of Convenience at their finest, blending folk, pop, and indie influences with their trademark harmonies. Featuring beloved tracks like "Homesick," "Misread," and the duet "Know How" with Feist, this reissue on black vinyl brings back the warm, intimate sound that made the album a fan favorite. A must have for those who appreciate subtle, melodic songwriting. Tracks 1 Homesick 2 Misread