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King Azaz Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
King Azaz are anti-capitalist, anti-racist, anti-fascist queer people making music to fuel and feed themselves. Beyond genre, they find their identities and sound on a political axis. King Azaz makes music like they need to, because they can’t live without the crash of it all. They are percussive in practice and emo in pathos, always punctuating their own grief and fear. ... more
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