'The fourth album from the Followill brothers finds them re-connecting with their Southern roots. In a similar vein to 2003's 'Youth and Young Manhood', Kings Of Leon reaffirm their country origins while still writing powerful rock numbers that sit comfortably next to some revealing down-tempo numbers. Although this is the Kings Of Leon's heaviest to date, fans won't find it to be a huge departure from the band's already impressive back catalogue.

'Because Of The Times' is the third album from American southern rockers Kings Of Leon. Taking their unique fusion of country rock and new-wave to new and exciting levels, this album justifies the immense hype that has surrounded the band since their inception, and will please fans of bands as diverse as Interpol and The Band. Includes the single 'On Call'.

'Kings of Leon return with their second album, A-Ha Shake Heartbreak and after seeing the band play this year's Glastonbury & V festivals, NME raved, "… A-Ha Shake Heartbreak is gonna p**s all over Youth and Young Manhood .

Hallelujah!", whereas The Times declared that the new material in their set "consolidated their status as perhaps the finest American band of this decade"

'Youth And Young Manhood' is the debut album from Nashville-based band Kings Of Leon.

Featuring production work from Ethan Johns (Ryan Adams/Crosby Stills & Nash), the album fusesgritty southern garage rock, blues, alt-country and classicrock. Includes tracks taken from their first two EP's such as 'Molly Chambers' and 'Red Morning Light'.