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Courts and Kings
Genre: Indie, Pop
Region: Adelaide, SA
Members: Jack Holmes (vocals, guitar), Harry Deadman (guitar, keys), Lewis Brideson (keys, percussion, bass), Maxi Peters (guitar, vocals), Greta Stark (vocals, percussion)
Sounds Like: Vampire Weekend, Two Door Cinema Club, Jinja Safari
Influences: Alt-J, Last Dinosaurs, San Cisco

Courts & Kings are an indie band based in Adelaide, they home record their own tracks while still in high school. They have previously been #1 on the indie chart, #3 overall, and shared the stage with the likes of Jinja Safari, Messrs and Lyall Moloney. Check out their self-titled home-recorded debut EP, out now on iTunes!

5 Random Facts about the band:
1. 50% of the band was born on the same day
2. Jack cannot sing unless he drinks milk out of a plastic cup
3. We play other instruments and have recently been messing around with a mandolin, piano accordion, didgeridoo, ukulele, harmonicas and a little synth keyboard with a drum pad
4. We were previously going to be called ‘On This Day’, but we discovered that there is already a Canadian hardcore band with the same name
5. Our first gig was at a Zoo

Check Courts & Kings out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, SoundCloud, YouTube and iTunes!

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Raindrops
rating:  4/5
Love the vibe. Great experimentation in sound as well. Keep it up.
triplej



Raindrops
rating:  3/5
Lots of great cruisey sunshiney sounds in here!
triplej



Raindrops
rating:  5/5
Great tune man, some of the sounds in here are fantastic! A brilliant sound collage, really evocative.




Raindrops
rating:  5/5
So fun and sunshiney, great song



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