The Kinks' The Kink Kontroversy, originally released in 1965, is the British band's third studio album and an important transitional recording in their early catalogue. Combining the raw rhythm and blues energy of their first two albums with Ray Davies' increasingly sophisticated songwriting, the record moves between driving garage rock, melodic pop and more reflective material. Featuring "Till the End of the Day," "Where Have All the Good Times Gone" and "The World Keeps Going Round," the album captures the development of the distinctive sound that would define The Kinks' subsequent recordings. This 2022 Sanctuary Records reissue presents a classic album from the British beat era.
