Kylesa

From the Vaults, Vol. 1

Reviews > Metal > Nov 20 2012

Kylesa - From the Vaults, Vol. 1
By Natalie Zina WalschotsThis collection of rarities from Savannah, GA's Kylesa is more than a curiosity and, in some respects, is a revising of parts of their catalogue. From the Vaults, Vol. 1 features one entirely new song, entitled "End Truth," in addition to alternative versions of tracks that have been featured on other albums. The record also features a cover of Pink Floyd's "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun." From the Vaults isn't Kylesa's leftovers, but rather a glimpse into alternate universe versions of their material — tracks as they might have been had they followed alternate paths. The songs don't sound like demos, with care and concern obviously put into their presentation, often being remixed and refurbished, which give the songs weight and gloss. The throbbing, powerful drumming is always front and centre, driving through the thick, muscular sludge. From the Vaults is a collection of b-sides presented and packaged as a full-blown studio release, and it's worth the effort.
(Season of Mist)
GET IT! Metal RSSMailing List SHARE IT! Google+Google BookmarksEmailStumbleUponRedditTumblrTwitterFacebook
Be the first to comment
Login
Keep me logged in
Prove You Are Not a Robot
To remove this step go back and login.

Metal Highlights

This Week's Metal

Recent Metal

Picks

Most Popular Stories

  1. NEWS: NOFX's Fat Mike Sells His Home For $5 MillionNOFX's Fat Mike Sells His Home For $5 Million
  2. NEWS: Amnesia Rockfest Becomes "Organizational Shit Show"Amnesia Rockfest Becomes
  3. NEWS: Scud Mountain Boys Return with First New Album in 17 YearsScud Mountain Boys Return with First New Album in 17 Years
  4. See The Top Twenty Most Popular

Latest Issue: Jun 13 Issue