VINYL FORMAT. Savannah, Georgia's Kylesa returns with their fourth full-length, their second as a five-piece with two drummers after 2006's monumental breakthrough Time Will Fuse Its Worth. Three years later, the band fully utilizes the many percussive possibilities that such a lineup provides, immediately apparent on the blistering opening track, "Scapegoat." Kylesa has also progressed with their songwriting, both in terms of the psychedelia suggested on the previous LP and the sheer brut   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. "Unknown Awareness" backed with a non-album B-side "Drum Jam." Limited to 400 copies and on colored vinyl. Features artwork by John Dyer Baizley of Baroness.

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Savannah, Georgia's Kylesa returns with their fourth full-length, their second as a five-piece with two drummers after 2006's monumental breakthrough Time Will Fuse Its Worth. Three years later, the band fully utilizes the many percussive possibilities that such a lineup provides, immediately apparent on the blistering opening track, "Scapegoat." Kylesa has also progressed with their songwriting, both in terms of the psychedelia suggested on the previous LP and the sheer brute force and me   [ read more ]

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Savannah, Georgia's KYLESA return with two new tracks of head-crushing metallic punk mayhem. After relentlessly touring the US in 2002, the band has been concentrating on new material since their 2001 debut LP was voted one of the "Top Metal Albums of the Year 2001" in the Washington Post and received rave reviews in the New York Times, Profane Existence, Digital Metal.com, Stonerrock.com, Terrorizer and Maximum Rock and Roll. Two new songs "No Ending" and "100 Degree Heat Index" showcase KYLESA'S genre-def   [ read more ]

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The third album by Georgia stoner metal outfit Kylesa comes after a trying period in the band's history, following the 2002 death of a founding member with a period of personnel instability that finds the group with a largely remodeled lineup and singer/guitarists Phillip Cope and Laura Pleasants the sole remaining original members. Somewhat paradoxically, however, the turmoil seems to have refined and amplified Kylesa's strengths. Unlike the band's earlier records, which sometimes seemed    [ read more ]

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Many rock musicians love to run around insisting that they are "genre busters" who "defy musical boundaries" when, in fact, they provide generic, cookie-cutter material that is big on formula and short on originality. If one repeats a lie often enough, he/she may start to believe it -- and there are plenty of musicians who honestly believe all the nonsense that goes into their press kits. But when Kylesa's members tell you that To Walk a Middle Course is difficult to categorize, they speak the trut   [ read more ]

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