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Knockout Kings (band)
Knockout Kings were a pop/rock band from Fort Worth, TX, USA, which gained large popularity in the mainstream Texas music scene around the year 2005. Despite their poppy sound, they have also been largely embraced by hardcore punk scenes nationwide. The band's music is heavily influenced by music from the emo and hardcore punk genres. The Knokcout Kings Myspace page describes their music as "fearlessly poppy rock - comparable to that of Taking Back Sunday, Saves the Day and Skarhead." The band has released three EPs, the last two of which were put out on Doll House Recordings. While lyrics send a message of positivity and hope, and they have occasionally played to heavily Christian audiences, such as the Cornerstone Music Festival, the Kings say that they are not a Christian band.〔Knockout Kings Positively Rock It! http://www.highwiredaze.com/knockoutkings.htm Retrieved 10/7/2007.〕
== Early Years ==
Formed in 2003, the Kings began to gain popularity in the Azle, Texas music scene. The band soon gained popularity all over Fort Worth, and soon independently released the ''Bleeding is the Motive EP''. Prominently featured on their debut EP was the satirical song "I'm Hardcore and You Are Not." While the band has not performed this song since early 2005, it was a large factor in their quick rise in popularity. In March 2005 the Kings released their critically acclaimed sophomore effort, entitled "The Lion." The release of "The Lion" saw the band abandon the tongue-in-cheek approach to songwriting that defined their previous efforts and begin writing songs highlighted by deep lyrical themes and symbolism that followed them throughout the remainder of their career.
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