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Kingdom of Magic, Sleeper Horse @ the Hi-Dive
Kingdom of Magic cares not for your mortal concerns. Photos by Doug Beam. Reverb contributor Doug
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Live Review: Witchcraft, Dead Child, Kingdom of Magic at Marquis Theater
Photo: Jim Narcy Kingdom of Magic's Luke Fairchild See a slideshow at westword
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Over The (Long) Weekend ... Sleeper Horse and Kingdom of Magic @hi-dive
Sleeper Horse and Kingdom of Magic Saturday, December 22 hi-dive Better than: Staying home
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Planes Mistaken for Stars Final Flight
of friends Mustangs & Madras and Kingdom of Magic. Keep checking Soda Jerk's site for tickets to go
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Denver/Boulder: Shows this week | 6.30 - 7.6
; The Broadband Band @ Boulder Theater Kingdom of Magic @ Bluebird Theater Monofog @ Larimer Lounge Sleeper
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Over the Weekend...Thrones, Epileptinomicon, 19ADD and Munimula @ 3 Kings Tavern
-piece band comprised of Devon Rogers (Kingdom of Magic) and Jawsh Mullen (ex-Cephalic Carnage). Mullen plays
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denver/boulder shows for 6/30 - 7/6/08
@ Soiled Dove Devin The Dude @ Fox Theatre Gilberto Gil & The Broadband Band @ Boulder Theater Kingdom
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Mile High Makeout: Sharing the Wealth
and Dash Benison • Kevin Mileski • Kingdom of Magic • Laylights • Magic Cyclops • Maraca Five
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Rock Band: Denver Dream Team
and finesse of a heart surgeon. There are several drummers whose work I admire -- Devon Rogers from Kingdom
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Mile High Makeout: Going to the Theater
’s Luke Fairchild. It’s no coincidence that the White Dynamite/Git Some/Kingdom of Magic frontman
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Artist MySpaceBest Live Band Kingdom of Magic “Frontman/guitarist Luke Fairchild is a gnarly motherfucker when you put him in front of a mike. The seasoned musician, who has charmed crowds before in such stellar acts as White Dynamite and Sparkles, is now allied with equally formidable musicians drummer Devin Rogers (of Munimula) and bassist Joe Ramirez (another ex-Whitey). The trio commands the stage with a vehemence that induces riotous fist-raising and metal finger salutations. Like Bad Brains filtered through an Eyehategod guitar pedal, Kingdom is the perfect blend of super-heavy rock and energetic punk. Barely a year old, the Denver-based outfit has cultivated an ardent following of metalheads, hardcore kids, scenesters and rock snobs alike. Enter the Kingdom.
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