Robert Scott King is an elusive artist and songwriter who resists genre-limiting boundaries. His writing style embraces the best of Brit-Rock influences, as well as the DIY ethos of American Indie Rock. In his formative years, Robert fronted several bands, and shared the stage with other local budding artists, such as Lenny Kravitz, Hillel Slovak (original guitarist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers), and Willie Aron (sideman for Peter Himmelman). These shows led to the release of the EP Train of Thoughts in 1988 under the guise of Mental Block Party. The record received airplay on commercial radio station KLOS in Los Angeles, and was touted as a Local Licks favorite. Robert currently writes and performs as a solo artist and has 2 full-length commercial CD releases. He is also actively pursuing music licensing options for his 100+ recorded catalog.

Life Amongst the Static Life Like Fiction

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock.

1. The Seldon Plan: sophisticated rock with emo undercurrents
2. William Brooks: Entrancing and Ruggedly Individualistic, Earthy and Ethereal Songs
3. OTiS: drenched in soul, nestled deep in a groove
4. Jeromy Darling: Just a pile of dirt and memories
5. Arthur Yoria: catchy, whip smart alt-rock
6. Michael Tiernan: AAA acoustic-driven rock - Jack Johnson meets Coldplay, Keruac meets Confucius
7. Linda Wood: melodic, eclectic 'quirk-pop'
8. Lisa DeBenedictis: lilting, textural alt-pop
9. The Proper Authorities: pulse-pounding, booty-shaking rock
10. Chiwawa: He who sings thinks no evil
11. Norine Braun: jazzed up, funk-tinged eclectic pop.
12. Mercy Machine: introspective avant-pop songs
13. Icicle: He Who Sings Thinks No Evil
14. Robin Grey: gently experimental nu-folk
15. Kiwi: world roots soul music
16. Heifervescent: Shimmering indie guitar pop with orchestral moments
17. Made of Wood: Groove laden chillout funk
18. Wet City Rockers: rootsy, dubby, Reggae sounds from the rainy city
19. Beth Quist: electro-Balkan / Indian meets New Age.
20. Beth Quist: electro-Balkan / Indian meets New Age.