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The proliferation of using Tom Waits as a genre has been both a positive and negative experience for me. While it gives an easy anchor point for those artists who just will not fit into standard definitions, it also gives the impression that all of these Tom Waits-esque artists are trying to be like Waits, rather then themselves. I had initially started comparing Bocephus King to Tom Waits, but i have since rethought that convention. Waits would probably hang out with King if he had the chance. While there are similarities to their style, it does not seem like King is taking from Waits, rather, they are both influenced by a common source.
