To Kill a King (band) road to optimism, somewhere to pick up some snacks and petrol, maybe look at the local attractions, like a girl with a beard of bees or the worlds largest cigarette". The EP features 5 new tracks. "Exit, Pursued By a Bear" is one of Shakespeare's most famous stage directions, which features in his 1623 play "The Winter's Tale". On 7 January 2015 the band announced the release of their second album, titled eponymously "To Kill A King" with 11 brand new tracks. "To Kill a King" is now available to order through iTunes and the band's page in digital download,
Exit...Stage Left quality. In subsequent years however, Lee developed a more critical view of "Exit...Stage Left", noting that the group tried to make it sound "too perfect" in part by reducing the levels of audience noise, while Lifeson for his part thought the album sounded too clean and not as raw as "All the World's a Stage", and as a consequence the band aimed to reach a "middle ground" between the two with "A Show of Hands", Rush's third live release. Nevertheless, the album remains a fan favorite. Rush performs a short rendition of "Ebb Tide" before "Jacob's Ladder". "Broon's Bane" is