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The band has since undergone line up changes; the remaining original members are Phillip Cope and Laura Pleasants. Eric Hernandez of Capsule, from Miami … read more. Kylesa is an American sludge metal band that was formed in Savannah, Georgia.

The group was established in by the form… read more. Similar Artists Play all. Trending Tracks 1. Play track. Love this track. More Love this track Set track as current obsession Get track Loading.

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Those who haven't heard their debut though need to get their hands on it. Also, if you haven't heard Damad, it is Phillip Cope's band before Kylesa became a band. Great sludge! Album Rating: 2.

Also, the measure of any good band is how they perform live, and Kylesa were only average on that front. I like everything these guys have put out so far. Great shit so far. Maybe I just don't have a good ear for drums but the two combined don't seem to come through as much as I would have thought.

Only half way through it though so we'll see. Review Summary: Fantastic sludge metal. Chock full of great riffs, brilliant vocal performances and a generally awesome atmosphere. Kylesa have crafted an accessible album with enough depth to keep you coming back time after time. Rank: 0 for Bands tagged as sludge have become a bit of an obsession with me of late.

Just the other week, I obtained a rather huge amount of Isis and listened to them incessantly. Then all of a sudden, after a stint of not listening to either band for a long period of time, I rediscovered Mastodon and the almighty Neurosis. Whilst Mastodon are not strictly speaking a sludge metal band Blood Mountain is more progressive metal than anything else , their earlier work pays testament to a number of legendary sludge acts, such as The Melvins and perhaps even Kyuss.

But the most pleasant surprise of them all came in the form of a Kylesa album I downloaded long ago. To Walk A Middle Course is a truly unique and at times breathtaking experience, combining intricate and unique drumming with great atmospheres and a brutal and varied vocal performance. The complexity of the drumming is in no doubt due to the fact that Kylesa employ the use of two drummers.

At first, I thought this to be an overblown and rather stupid idea. But one really does have to listen to the band in order to appreciate just how well this works and what a great idea it was to do such a unique thing.

Album opener In Memory begins with ominous and atmospheric sounds before a simple guitar line breaks through. Pained yells in accompaniment with drumbeats soon join the riff and all of a sudden the core of the band's sound is in full force. As the song progresses it is easy to see why they are classified as a sludge band; heavily downtuned guitars, rumbling and droning bass and of course, those ever powerful and brilliant drums.

But another thing that separates Kylesa from the crowd is the vocals - both male and female vocals grace your ears throughout To Walk A Middle Course, but you won't find any harmonious female vocals akin to that of Nightwish. Laura Pleasants has a harsh, crust punk style vocal style - it's emotional and it's passionate.

And it sounds f u cking awesome, to put it bluntly. The male guitarist and bassist also join in on the vocal front - admittedly, their performances are outshone by that of Laura but their deliveries cannot be faulted. Rather than growling or screaming, all the vocals are pretty much yelled or shouted in a very punk fashion.