Kingston Wall was a psychedelic rock band hailing from Helsinki, Finland, that left a lasting mark on the rock scene in the early 1990s. Founded by the charismatic and talented guitarist-singer Petri Walli in 1987, the trio also included bassist Jukka Jylli and drummer Sami Kuoppamäki. Their sound was a unique blend of hard rock, progressive elements, and eastern influences, reflecting the eclectic tastes and virtuoso skills of its members.

Spanning a brief but intense career, Kingston Wall released three studio albums, each charting a progression in their sound and philosophy. “I” (1992) introduced their experimental approach to psychedelic rock with a modern twist. “II” (1993) continued this trajectory, incorporating more complex structures and themes. Their third and final album, “III – Tri – Logy” (1994), served as the culmination of their musical and spiritual exploration. Kingston Wall's legacy also includes passionate live performances captured in releases like “Real Live Thing”. Sadly, their journey was cut short following Walli's untimely death in 1995, which led to the band's dissolution. Kingston Wall remains influential, their work having been freshly reinterpreted in remixed and remastered forms like “I (2023 Mix)” and “II (2023 Mix)”, affirming their timeless appeal and reverence among psychedelic and progressive rock enthusiasts.