Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come

Musical Group

Forlisteners of progressive, space and psychedelic rock; fans of theatrical vocals and experimental 1970s music.
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The Profile

Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come was the early 1970s band led by English singer Arthur Brown, noted in reviews for theatrical vocals, spacey progressive arrangements and experimental production.

Arthur Wilton Brown is an English singer known for theatrical performances and the epithet "The God Of Hell Fire"; he led The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (famous for the 1968 hit "Fire") and later fronted Kingdom Come.

Two DeBaser reviews celebrate Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come for bold experimentation, theatrical vocals and spacey progressive sonics. Galactic Zoo Dossier is called a masterpiece of mad creativity; Journey is praised for vintage-electronic, space-rock textures. Both reviews highlight Brown's dramatic performance style and inventive arrangements.

Notable Quotes

❝ If rock could undergo genetic engineering, any crazy listener would have the chance to experiment with some of the most extravagant or improbable crossbreeds.