King Creosote

King Creosote is the stage name of Scottish singer-songwriter Kenny Anderson, founder of Fence Records, known for prolific self-releases and collaborations including the 2011 album Diamond Mine with Jon Hopkins.

Kenny Anderson performs as King Creosote. He founded Fence Records and has released a large number of albums. The 2011 collaboration Diamond Mine (with Jon Hopkins) received widespread critical praise and was shortlisted for the 2011 Mercury Prize.

DeBaser hosts a glowing review of King Creosote's collaboration Diamond Mine, praised as a dreamlike meeting of intimate folk and electronic textures. The review awards the album 5/5 and emphasizes its emotional, poetic qualities. King Creosote is the stage name of Scottish singer-songwriter Kenny Anderson, known for prolific releases on Fence Records.

For:Listeners of intimate folk, fans of singer-songwriters and electronic-acoustic collaborations, followers of Scottish indie music.