King Krule Brings New Sound to Ogden Theater

April 28, 2018 Off By Mike McGrath

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King Krule brought his band to the Ogden Wednesday night for a challenging but charged set of dark, noodly punk jazz.

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King Krule Brings New Sound to Ogden Theater

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