Kylesa - Ultraviolet garage rock The band moved towards jamming

The band moved towards jamming out ideas as opposed to play songs that were written solely by Ian MacKaye

but oddly poppy and ready to prick up any ears out there

I found in the stories elements that reminded me of the "magical realism" that I grew up with in Latin America through writers like Horacio Quiroga and Gabriel García Márquez

their debut album "Chewing The Fat" takes some beating and I'm thrilled it's available once again on vinyl under our GC Lost 80s moniker

The ship brings back valuable data

Kylesa - Ultraviolet garage rock The band moved towards jammingVinyl LP pressing. Ultraviolet is the sixth full length studio album by American sludge metal band Kylesa. Moving well beyond their trademark riffs, Ultraviolet sees core founding members, Laura Pleasants and Phillip Cope, expanding and evolving. The dualism of Pleasants' versatile singing and Cope's shouted vocals melds perfectly with the constant change in sound. Shifting effortlessly from heavy hard rock riffs to punk infused beats to even barren