dragonbones69:

Me with the amazing metal chicks of blood ceremony and kylesa god that show was amazing! 

Death by doom babes!

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ostsee-student:

Just arrived! 

Kylesa - Ultraviolet LP in transparent with yellow/green splatter lim. 200! (Sold out!)

The Double LP will arrive within the next days :)

Thank you for this awesome piece of musical art again!

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burningelectronics:

Theremin time w/ Phillip Cope #kylesa #mohawkaustin #atx #livemusic (at The Mohawk)

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yourweaponisguilt:

Laura Pleasants of Kylesa, 5/12/13 at Churchill’s Pub in Miami, FL.

Surprisingly small in person. Doesn’t look much taller than my 5’3 self.

Laura is in fact quite tiny. The first time I saw Kylesa live, I thought she’d be taller, too. She barely reaches my shoulder.

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thelandofconfusion:

Kylesa will release Ultraviolet on May 28th via Season of Mist. The record, which follows 2010’s Spiral Shadow, offers a darker, more immersive take on the band’s sludgy rock-metal, which on Ultraviolet includes layered keyboards and other newly-minted “blips and drifts.” The album purports to be the Savannah group’s “darkest, most atmospheric record to date.”

What better way to start my morning than with news that Kylesa’s forthcoming album Ultraviolet is streaming on Pitchfork Advance!  This is definitely an album that I’ve been looking forward to; if you’re into that southern-sludgy-prog-hard-rock/metal goodness, than Klyesa is for you!  Now, a word of warning, Pitchfork Advance still needs to get it’s act together and get a pausing feature.  As it stands you can only stop in the middle of the song, and start it over from the beginning of that song.  I know, I know: first world problem.

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centraltrack:

Before tomorrow night’s show at Trees Dallas, KYLESA’s Laura Pleasants does us a solid and pulls back the curtain on the seemingly glamorous life of a touring musician.

Full story!

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longgoneloser:

Kylesa’s Ultraviolet is an album of expert musicianship and unique time signatures, but does the band really need two drummers? Guitarist and songwriter Philip Cope explains. Sludge metal’s Kylesa …

My interview with Philip Cope of Kylesa is now live for your reading pleasure.

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Younger, crustier Laura.

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