Sludgy, metallic, just downright heavy. Lots of variety in the vocals as it seems like everyone in the band sings at some point. I like this so much I picked up their new EP and ordered their splits

Kylesa bring to mind Nuclear Assault and Mastodon, among others. It�s direct yet technically savvy, and aggressive as all hell. Sure, there are the genre�s hallmarks of thrashy guitars, gang vocals, and pummeling drums, but in the end, it�s the difference between knowing how to fight and just flailing away.