Custom Kings

Custom Kings
Custom Kings
Genres	folk-pop
Members	Nick Vorrath; Jarrad Brown; Craig Shanahan; Luke Gale
Past members	Eugene Wheelahan; Tom Spender; Dave Ward

Custom Kings is a Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, folk-pop band^[1] started in 2002 as solo project for Nick Vorrath .^[2] After three critically acclaimed EPs^[3] they released their debut album, At Sea in 2007^[4] and it was followed up with a second, Great Escape, in 2010.^[5] The band has toured Australia^[6] and they have been on national rotation on Triple J.^[7]

Discography edit

Albums edit

List of albums, with Australian chart positions
Title	Album details	Peak chart positions
Title	Album details	AUS ^[8]
At Sea	Released: October 2007^[9] Format: CD, Digital Label: Liberation Music (LIBCD9253.2)	-
Great Escape	Released: October 2010^[10]^[11] Format: CD, Digital Label: Liberation Music (LMCD0101)	-

Extended Plays edit

List of EP, with Australian chart positions
Title	EP details	Peak chart positions
Title	EP details	AUS ^[8]
Peace	Released: 2004 Format: CD, Digital Label: Liberation Music (LIBEP6128.2)	-
Where Do They Go?	Released: 2004^[12]^[13] Format: CD, Digital Label: Liberation Music (LIBEP6138.2)	-
Merchant Songs	Released: July 2006^[14] Format: CD, Digital Label: Liberation Music (LIBEP8206.2)	72

References edit

^ Spillett, Emma (25 November 2010), "Custom Kings spread wings", Illawarra Mercury
^ Murphy, Theresa (15 January 2008), "Kings ready to rule MUSIC", Mornington Peninsular Leader
^ Thomas, Matthew (9 January 2008), "Reality versus fantasy", Gold Coast Sun
^ "Kings becoming industry royalty", The Gold Coast Bulletin, 31 October 2007
^ Mathieson, Craig (10 September 2010), "Frontman's no slave to custom", The Age
^ Connoley, David (12 January 2008), "Customed style", Geelong Advertiser
^ Murphy, Ciaran (30 November 2006), "custom MADE", The Cairns Post
^ ^a ^b Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988–2010 (pdf ed.). Mt. Martha, VIC, Australia: Moonlight Publishing. p. 71.
^ Sarazen, Con (4 October 2007), "At Sea review", MX (Australia)
^ Osborne, Katrina (29 July 2010), "Custom Kings", Canberra Times
^ Rodway, Anna (22 August 2010), "Great Escape review", Sunday Telegraph
^ McCabe, Kathy (4 November 2004), "Where Do They Go? review", Daily Telegraph
^ Holmes, Peter (16 January 2005), "Where Do They Go? review", Sunday Telegraph
^ Irwin, Julia (22 November 2006), "Merchant Songs review", Northcote Leader

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[1] Spillett, Emma (25 November 2010), "Custom Kings spread wings", Illawarra Mercury

[2] Murphy, Theresa (15 January 2008), "Kings ready to rule MUSIC", Mornington Peninsular Leader

[3] Thomas, Matthew (9 January 2008), "Reality versus fantasy", Gold Coast Sun

[4] "Kings becoming industry royalty", The Gold Coast Bulletin, 31 October 2007

[5] Mathieson, Craig (10 September 2010), "Frontman's no slave to custom", The Age

[6] Connoley, David (12 January 2008), "Customed style", Geelong Advertiser

[7] Murphy, Ciaran (30 November 2006), "custom MADE", The Cairns Post

[aus-8] Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988–2010 (pdf ed.). Mt. Martha, VIC, Australia: Moonlight Publishing. p. 71.

[9] Sarazen, Con (4 October 2007), "At Sea review", MX (Australia)

[10] Osborne, Katrina (29 July 2010), "Custom Kings", Canberra Times

[11] Rodway, Anna (22 August 2010), "Great Escape review", Sunday Telegraph

[12] McCabe, Kathy (4 November 2004), "Where Do They Go? review", Daily Telegraph

[13] Holmes, Peter (16 January 2005), "Where Do They Go? review", Sunday Telegraph

[14] Irwin, Julia (22 November 2006), "Merchant Songs review", Northcote Leader

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