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Album Review: King Of The North - Sound The Underground

Dylan Stewart

With just a guitar and drum kit, Andrew Higgs and Danny Leo prove that in this case, two heads are as good as ten.



How much noise can two blokes make? Let King Of The North answer your question with the bombastic, direct assault on your senses that is Sound The Underground. It's a rock'n'roll album borne of the sticky carpet and sweaty humidity that reside on Saturday nights in pubs all over. Channelling other Australian bands like early Grinspoon or The Angels, it maintains an immediacy a growing army of audiences are experiencing. With just a guitar and drum kit, Andrew Higgs and Danny Leo prove that in this case, two heads are as good as ten.