KYLESA: 'Static Tensions' Track Listing Revealed

January 7, 2009

"Static Tensions", the fourth studio album from Savannah, Georgia's KYLESA, will be released on March 17 via Prosthetic Records. The CD's release will be quickly followed by the April 2 launch of a nationwide tour alongside THE HAUNTED at Pomona, California's The Glass House.

Guitarist/vocalist Phillip Cope produced "Static Tensions", which was recorded at the Jam Room in Columbia, South Carolina. He stated about the group's mindset during the making of the new album, "It was definitely a lot more thought out. We have the hindsight of some of the mistakes we've made in the past, so we were able to avoid making them again on this record. I think we came away from the experience with our best stuff yet."

Added guitarist/vocalist Laura Pleasants: "All of our records sound pretty different, but with the same core vibe or sound, and I think the new record has our core KYLESA sound, but branches out even more to incorporate more of our rock and psychedelic influences."

"Static Tensions" will feature artwork by BARONESS' John Dyer Baizley and will receive a simultaneous vinyl release on 20 Buck Spin.

"Static Tensions" track listing:

01. Scapegoat
02. Insomnia For Months
03. Said and Done
04. Unknown Awareness
05. Running Red
06. Nature's Predators
07. Almost Lost
08. Only One
09. Perception
10. To Walk Alone

KYLESA will tour Japan for the first time in February. The seven-show trek will coincide with the official Japanese release of the band's acclaimed 2006 album, "Time Will Fuse Its Worth", on Red Cobalt Industries. Additional information about the limited-edition release, which features new artwork and packaging, can be found on the band's MySpace page.

Before heading to Japan, KYLESA will perform three shows alongside crust legends AMEBIX.

KYLESA's "Hollow Severer" video:

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