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King Krule launches Space Heavy LP capsule
Archy Marshall, better known as King Krule adds substance to the oeuvre of his two albums that have been awe-inspiringly received by releasing Man Alive! -- his first full-length since 2013. The wondrous long-player arrives packed with the same sonic ambition and compositional savvy as his previous work however, it also paints an optimistic picture of the artist's future.


Prior to the release, Marshall teamed up with LA-based streetwear brand Babylon on a limited-edition capsule. visit this page 's a monochrome assortment of cut & sew long sleeves and dad caps decorated with bold King Krule inspired graphics. The capsule, which is limited edition, will be available at a pop-up boutique hosted by Babylon in advance of Marshall's two sold-out Los Angeles shows this weekend.


The fans can enjoy a custom skate ramp while shopping the collection. The shop is decorated in black and white, and features an arcade-style game featuring the rapper's characteristic style of clean lines and a hand-drawn crown logo. Marshall's fashion isn't his first venture - his Set Adrift line of African printed basics was launched in 2018 - but it feels more in tune with the new materials he's putting together.


Space Heavy was shaped between 2020 and 2222, most notably because of Marshall's daily commutes between London to Liverpool -- his two residences. Marshall collaborated alongside Dilip Harris, Ignacio Salvadores and other long-time members, Jack Towell and James Wilson in order to make the songs come alive.



The British artist has been exploring the gray areas of tonal tone and his awkward, young music of the past has been transformed into a mature, confident lyricism. The album is set to cement Marshall as one of the most intriguing young artists to be found.


We've put together our favourite items to celebrate the release of Space Heavy's exclusive merchandise. Look below and pick up a Space Heavy shirt or hoodie.


The image featured on Instagram is by King Krule.


Archy Marshall, aka King Krule, was most of his childhood in mental institutions. It's not a secret that music provided a therapeutic outlet for him. In an interview with i-D, the singer describes the ways his songs have helped him to calm the inner storminess that haunted his teenage years.

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