Code Orange Dropped The Kids, But They’re Still King

by Ryan Minic | Jun 19, 2014

They’re not Code Orange Kids anymore — just Code Orange. And later this summer they’ll be releasing a follow up to their 2012 debut album Love Is Love/Return to Dust. The new one is called I Am King, and it comes out September 2nd through Deathwish.

Here’s a new music video for the title track of the record, and a stream of Love Is Love/Return to Dust in its entirety.

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