KOYO are a slightly different beast live compared to the minimal studio material released so far. Lost In The Kingdom, possibly the most obviously classic, symphonic, prog-tinged track they’ve released, with its epic intro, becomes a harder edged, more febrile proposition on stage, more alt-rock and grunge than minstrels and elves.
KOYO at the Old Blue Last, London - live review
Up-and-coming Brits KOYO show live promise

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