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# NEW MUSIC: King Neptune - A Place To Rest My Head (EP)
- URL: https://www.glamglare.com/music/new-ep-king-neptune-place-rest-head/
- Published: 2016-11-30T19:09:01.000Z
- Updated: 2016-11-30T19:09:01.000Z
- Author: Elke Nominikat
- Tags: Music, #wordpress, #Import 2024-07-26 07:44

There is something refreshing and simply gorgeous about a straightforward modern rock song. No frills, no unnecessary bells and whistles, but a solid structure, a good story to tell, pleasing instrumentation and great vocals. “A Place To Rest My Head”, the recently released EP by [**King Neptune**](http://kingneptuneny.com/?ref=glamglare.com), offers exactly that: four great rock songs, each with its own story, and beautifully executed.

King Neptune is the music project of **Ian Kenny**, based in New York City. When asked about “A Place To Rest My Head”, Ian offers the following insight: *“A Place To Rest My Head” is a collection of tunes I wrote in my head. Each song was approached in a pretty different way dynamically, and tells a specific story about various points in my life. My vision for this project is sonically inspired by 90’s chaos, surf pop, and folk story telling. I have so many more stories to tell, and I’m stoked people can finally hear the roots of King Neptune.”* He also doesn’t doesn’t seem to run out of material just yet, with another EP planned for early next year.

Aside from “Blackhole”, a song about *“the emotive state of the early state of writing sessions for King Neptune”,* there is “All Night” in which Ian Kenny combines his love for 50s pop music with fuzzy surf rock. Listen to “All Night”:

Then there is “Thrown In Reverse”, which “*is about giving into temptation and being so self-aware that you feel like you owe it to yourself to make some bad decisions. I think you can learn a lot about yourself by making some bad decisions.”*

Closing out the superb album is “Alabastard”, hands-down my favorite track on the EP. Wondering which insight Ian can provide to this one? *“Overall, Alabastard is about looking back at your life and coming to terms with how things have panned out based on a combination of the decisions you had made and the people you had surrounded yourself with. I love how up-beat and bright the tune is yet the lyrics are self-reflective and brutal.”* Love it! Listen to “Alabastard” now:

Follow King Neptune on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/kingneptuneNY/King), [Twitter](https://twitter.com/kingneptuneband?ref=glamglare.com) and [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/kingneptuneband/?ref=glamglare.com). Stream “A Place To Rest My Head” on [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/album/1Ivp0aEXPxGqBKAKG65dc1?ref=glamglare.com) and [iTunes](https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/a-place-to-rest-my-head-ep/id1163986419?ref=glamglare.com). Involved in bringing the EP to live were also Steve Kupillas, Tommy Fleischmann, Jordan Schneider, Tom Costa, and Chris Chu.

[King Neptune Tour Dates](http://www.bandsintown.com/King%20Neptune?ref=glamglare.com)