Kingsley Flood has been playing shows with their newer sound for many months, and finally their recordings reflect this stylistic shift, with the release of their new EP Colder Still.

Junior League Band, joined by Kingsley Flood and Typefighter, will be putting on an all local, down-home, full-throttle show at the 9:30 Club Saturday night.

Sextet Kingsley Flood is the sort of band that defies both genre and geography. Like DCist favorites These United States and Typefighter, Kingsley Flood toys with the idea of country-inflected music coming from people living in rural environments and strictly rootsy influences. They cite Springsteen and The Clash as influences, and came together as a function of the music scene in the hardly country locale of Boston. Furthermore, primary singer/songwriter Naseem Khuri lives here in D.C., even though the rest of the band still resides in the northeast.