Showing All "Kylesa" Posts
May 16th 1 Comment
Savannah, Georgia sludge-metal warriors Kylesa started out as a slobbering two-drummer beast of a band, and they're still that. But on their last two albums, they've been injecting their ferocious…   Read Story »
Apr 30th 1 Comment
Yesterday, Kylesa topped our list of the month's best new metal, and today, they close out April with the release of a new track from the forthcoming Ultraviolet, "We're Taking This." Philip Cope is…   Read Story »
Apr 29th 4 Comments
Metal in 2013 will to some extent be defined by two stories that made their debuts in April, one of which was included on our list of the month's best songs, the other which was not but deserves to…   Read Story »
Apr 9th Comment
I just spent a few hundred words discussing the ways in which Ghost B.C. are mislabeled "metal," but you could say the same thing about Kylesa at this point, too. Not that the Kylesa sound anything…   Read Story »
Mar 25th 1 Comment
The great Savannah, Georgia metal maulers Kylesa -- easily my favorite metal band in the world over the last few years -- have a new album called Ultraviolet coming in a couple of months, and they've…   Read Story »
Feb 26th 3 Comments
Kylesa's excellent 2010 album Spiral Shadow pushed the Georgian metal band's boundaries into something else entirely -- namely, early-'90s alternative rock. That may sound like a slight but it's not…   Read Story »
Jul 18th, 2011 3 Comments
Pitchfork Fest's final day was a scorcher. We're still recovering, but our tireless photog Graeme Flegenheimer braved the heat to deliver pics of Ariel Pink, Baths, Cut Copy, Deerhunter, How To Dress…   Read Story »
Dec 21st, 2010 64 Comments
Clichés be damned -- this really was a good year for metal. I had a harder time organizing a Top 10 in 2010 than ever before. Ditto the Top 20. It was such a good year that I went overboard and…   Read Story »
Oct 15th, 2010 10 Comments
If you've paid attention, you know where I stand on Kylesa's fifth album (and 2010 best of contender) Spiral Shadow. It's an album that works best within its own snowballing context, so take a listen…   Read Story »
Oct 11th, 2010 2 Comments
I posted Kylesa's "Tired Climb" at the beginning of last month, reiterating the Built To Spill influence and overall excellence of the longstanding Savannah psychedelic sludge metal quintet's fifth…   Read Story »



































