Eclectic Johannesburg, South Africa psychedelic/progressive rock quartet BLK JKS released the Mystery EP on Secretly Canadian in early March and have a full-length, After Robots, due on the same label this fall. The nine-track collection was produced by the Secret Machines’ Brandon Curtis in Bloomington, Indiana, who does a great job capturing the howling guitars. See, for example, frenetic, horn and group vocal-lined opener “Molalatladi,” translated “Rainbow.”
BLK JKS – “Molalatladi” (MP3)
After Robots is out 9/8 via Secretly Canadian. The cover looks like this:
[Photo by Demonica Orozco]
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love these guys! album cover is awesome too. thanks for the update.
this band killz it- their ep is one of the year’s best as well as their live show. completely awesome.
why isn’t this band bigger than AnCo, Grizzly Bear, Dirty Proj, Bats For Lashes, and Antony yet??!!!!!!!
Amazing, you spell the track title wrong twice though!
Good. This song is way more interesting than the other song I had heard of them: “Lakeside”. I can’t stop thinking of TV on the Radio when I listen to that one.
“Lakeside” is still my fav