Iconic Albums: Adam Ant - Kings of the Wild Frontier By Richard Ward Step into the world of war paint, tribal drums, and pop rebellion. In Iconic Albums: Adam Ant - Kings of the Wild Frontier, acclaimed music historian Richard Ward takes readers deep into the creation and cultural impact of one of the most daring and influential records of the 1980s. More than just an album, Kings of the Wild Frontier was a manifesto-a bold collision of punk, glam, pop, and worldbeat that crowned Adam and the Ants as leaders of a musical revolution. Through 35 richly detailed chapters, this book explores: The collapse of the original Ants and the rebirth of a new vision The groundbreaking use of Burundi rhythms and dual drummers The fashion, iconography, and theatricality that redefined pop stardom A track-by-track breakdown of every song on the album The cultural legacy and modern influence of Kings across genres Whether you're a lifelong Antperson or discovering the album for the first time, this definitive guide reveals why Kings of the Wild Frontier still beats with the heart of a revolution. Join the tribe. Feel the drums. Relive the sound of a wild new frontier.