King Midas Sound is the team-up of vocalist Roger Robinson with producer Kevin Martin, better known as The Bug, and singer Hitomi as an additional vocalist. The group's 2009 debut album, 'Waiting For You', combined Robinson's fragile singing style with a restrained version of Martin's trademark rough and dubbed-out grooves to international acclaim.
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