Kings Kaleidoscope - Beyond Control [Instrumental] (2017)

King's Kaleidoscope are a faith-based chamber pop band from Seattle, Washington. Led by singer/songwriter Chad Gardner, the group formed in 2010 at Mars Hill Church where Gardner was a worship leader. Looking for a big, orchestral indie pop sound, he slowly assembled the ten-piece group, handpicking players from within the church and developing their lush sound a bit more every week. Sporting a variety of influences from math rock and hip-hop to the dense sound of Canadian indie outfit Broken Social Scene, King's Kaleidoscope recorded their first live EP, Sin, in 2011.
A year later, the studio EP Asaph's Arrows arrived, and in late 2012 they issued the Christmas-themed EP Joy Has Dawned. In early 2013, Gardner and the band announced they were leaving Mars Hill where they had been both worship leaders and artists on the church's label. Their fourth EP, 2014's Live in Color, was released by Bad Christian Records, a label formed by Seattle post-hardcore band Emery. Working with both Bad Christian and well-established indie Tooth & Nail, King's Kaleidoscope finally issued their debut LP, Becoming Who We Are, in November 2014. Further building on their imaginative blend of electronic and analog textures, Gardner and his bandmates followed up in 2016 with the conceptual and deeply personal Beyond Control. Reaching number six on Billboard's Christian Albums chart and number 16 on the Independent Albums chart, it became their most successful release to date. In an unconventional move, the band's follow up was a collaboration with several hip-hop artists and producers, resulting in the 2017 mixtape The Beauty Between. ~ Timothy Monger

Tracklist:

01. A Resting Place (Instrumental)
02. Enchanted (Instrumental)
03. Most of It (Instrumental)
04. Dust / Ride On Reprise (Instrumental)
05. In This Ocean Pt. I & II / Friendship (Instrumental)
06. Lost? (Instrumental)
07. Sabotage / Home (Instrumental)
08. Gone (Instrumental)
09. A Prayer (Instrumental)
10. Trackless Sea (Instrumental)
11. Hope (Instrumental)