York Quartet King No-One Deliver Rousing Indie Anthem “Dead Hotel”

Rising York quartet, King No-One, have just released their new track “Dead Hotel”, lifted from the upcoming EP due early next year.

Drawing on a myriad of influences from rock, pop, indie and new wave, “Dead Hotel” is a raucous, rousing sonic template, both haunting and anthemic and comes with an otherwordly narrative that is darkly beautiful.

Check out the track here:

Speaking about the track and its inspiration, the band say:

“Dead hotel is the door to a fantasy world in which love is life and without, is death. Those that are dead may find love in the dead hotel to bring both lovers back to the world of the living.”

Having drip-fed a series of singles over the past few years following 2019’s debut OOMM EP, the new single marks the first step towards King No-One 2.0.

“We’re trying to create a little world with this EP, from the songs to the imagery to every idea that comes out – it’s all come from us,” Zach enthuses. “When you listen to that vinyl, you’re opening the door to the ‘Dead Hotel’ and you can hear these concepts of nihilism and ego death and fragility. They’re the pillars of your typical societal human male all shattering because they’re a construct anyway.”

This new chapter in King No-One’s career in a “Dead Hotel” will continue with the release of their new EP in February 2023. Keep checking back for more news.

Artwork for ‘Dead Hotel’ by King No-one