The Knux Named #4 Best Dressed Musicians of 2008 on SPIN.com
"Many mined the '80s for fashion inspiration this year. Few but Krispy Kream and Rah Al Millio paid homage to the decade without looking like clowns. Mixing the best of Old School hip-hop (Adidas warm-ups, dookie chains, varsity jackets) with blue-chip hipsterwear (tight jeans, Chuck Taylors, buffalo plaids), they found a chic, unaffected street style that should have Kanye looking over his shoulder." - SPIN.com
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The Knux in Rolling Stone
Check out The Knux in Rolling Stone Magazine's Best Albums and Singles of the year!
Check out The Knux, Featured in Meanstreet Magazine's December Issue!
Be sure to get the scoop on The Knux in the December 2008 issue of Meanstreet's Magazine!
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Breaking: The Knux : Rolling Stone
Who: The Knux, a pair of brothers from New Orleans' Ninth Ward who show their band geek chops on their debut Remind Me in Three Days....
Sounds Like: With influences as far ranging as Led Zeppelin and the Cash Money crew, the Knux mix experimental Native Tongues rap with live instruments and the sample savviness of Portishead to form supercatchy tunes with densely referential lyrics. "I can't listen to new hip-hop — it's too fucking clean," Alvin "Rah Almillio" Lindsey says. "We want to be extra-grimy, extra-raw. That's why we compare ourselves to the Strokes."
Click HERE to read the rest! Also check out the article on The Knux in the latest issue of Rolling Stone Magazine titled Big Easy Brothers Go Hollywood
Check out The Knux in Blender Magazine's December/January Issue!
From their thuggin' youth to their "almost famous" personas, The Knux reminisce on their past lives and tell us all about how they're ready for the "rockstar life".
THE KNUX - LA WEEKLY - ALBUM REVIEW
“This remains one of the decade’s most original and auspicious debuts, one that bodes well for the Knux’s future.”
“Not since Guns N’ Roses has a local group rendered the fast-lane lifestyles of the young and debauched so vividly. If the old adage is true that all great rap music is beholden to localism, consider Remind Me in 3 Days a significant triumph.”
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Quick! Read The Knux' latest interview with Rhapsody!
Although you guys are signed to Interscope, it seemed like the roll-out for this album was similar to if you guys were signed to an independent label. There was no huge blockbuster feel.
Krispy Kream: Yeah. They want to have an organic, slow build, like a rock album. We got cross-marketing at Interscope because you have the hip-hop and the rock dudes working together. We have seven singles. So, you’ll hear probably like five more. When we finally get to the seventh single, the second album will be dropping. – Rhapsody.com
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The Knux @ SOB's 11/11
The Knux are performing for HOT 97's Who's Next? 10PM on 11/11 @ SOB's
SOB's
200 Varick Street, Basement
New York, NY 10014
The Knux on Fuel TV's The Daily Habit
Don't miss The Knux performing on Fuel TV's "The Daily Habit" on Monday, November 10th
Tune in at 9PM EST / 6PM PST on 11/10 or catch it when it reairs on 11/11!
The Knux in Entertainment Weekly!
"...New Orleans brothers Kintrell "Krispy Kream" and Alvin "Rah Amillion" Lindsey live up tot he Internet hype generated by their breakout single, "Cappuccino."..." says the Entertainment Weekly in their review of THe Knux's new album "Remind Me in 3 Days"!
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