William The Conqueror

William The Conqueror's fourth album finds the indie-rock trio firing on all cylinders as 
frontman Ruarri Joseph confronts the thin line between creativity and madness, inspired by 
compassion for the real-life angels of the world.
Produced by the band in a playground of vintage gear and mixed by Barny Barnicott (Arctic 
Monkeys, Sam Fender, Kasabian), the resulting album's ten tracks marry earworm tunes with 
insistent, imperious, soaring rock shapes, punctuated by chorus hooks that are simultaneously 
nuanced and anthemic.
Joseph's compelling semi-spoken vocals and swamp-blues-Seattle-scuzz guitars are propelled 
by the rhythm section of Naomi Holmes (bass) and Harry Harding (drums) as Excuse Me 
While I Vanish delivers an effortlessly winning blend of melody and ensemble dynamics, the 
most accomplished and undeniable William The Conqueror album to date.
William The Conqueror's live performances have drawn wildly enthusiastic comparisons to 
Kings of Leon, Nirvana, Buffalo Tom and The Raconteurs.