King of Conflict

King of Conflict
Studio album by The Virginmarys
Released 4 February 2013
Recorded Chapel Studios, Lincolnshire, 2011-2012
Genre Hard rock, alternative rock, psychedelic rock
Length 54:27
Label Cooking Vinyl (UK, Europe)
Wind Up Records (U.S.)
Producer Toby Jepson
The Virginmarys chronology
Cast the First Stone (mini-album)
(2010)		 King of Conflict
(2013)

King of Conflict is the debut album by British rock band The Virginmarys, released on 4 February 2013 on Cooking Vinyl records in Europe; and 12 February 2013 on Wind Up Records in North America.

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Classic Rock (magazine) [1]
Kerrang! [2]
Metal Hammer [3]
MusicOMH [4]
No Ripcord [5]
Popmatters [6]

Track listing

All lyrics written by Ally Dickaty; all music composed by Ally Dickaty, Danny Dolan and Matt Rose, except where noted.

No. TitleWriter(s) Length
1. "Dead Man's Shoes"    3:32
2. "Portrait of Red"    3:30
3. "Just a Ride"    3:16
4. "Out of Mind"    3:44
5. "Bang Bang Bang"  Dickaty, Dolan, Rose, Chris Birdsall 4:10
6. "Lost Weekend"    3:15
7. "Running for My Life"    4:12
8. "Dressed to Kill"    3:49
9. "My Little Girl"    3:11
10. "Taking the Blame"    3:35
11. "You've Got Your Money, I've Got My Soul"    3:39
12. "Ends Don't Mend" (contains hidden track, "Stripped," starting at 12:08)  14:41
13. "Manic Recluse" (Japanese bonus track)  2:44
Deluxe edition disc two: "Stripped"
No. Title Length
1. "Lost Weekend" (acoustic) 3:12
2. "Bang Bang Bang" (acoustic) 2:57
3. "Just a Ride" (acoustic) 3:19
4. "You've Got Your Money, I've Got My Soul" (acoustic) 2:41
5. "Dressed to Kill" (acoustic) 3:41
6. "Out of Mind" (acoustic) 3:49
7. "Dead Man's Shoes" (acoustic) 2:53
8. "Running for My Life" (acoustic) 3:29
9. "Passing Place" (acoustic) 3:46
10. "Long Way Down from the Top" (acoustic) 2:27
11. "Ends Don't Mend" (acoustic) 3:39
12. "Stripped" (acoustic) 4:00

Personnel

The Virginmarys
Technical staff

References

  1. ↑ Classic Rock magazine review, April 2013
  2. ↑ Kerrang magazine review, 6 February 2013
  3. ↑ Metal Hammer magazine review, March 2013
  4. ↑ MusicOMH magazine review, March 2013
  5. ↑ NoRipcord magazine review, March 2013
  6. ↑ Popmatters magazine review, March 2013
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