


Kylesa
Time Will Fuse Its Worth LP & Shirt Bundle
Time Will Fuse Its Worth Black T-Shirt (Size):
Time Will Fuse Its Worth Black T-Shirt (Size)
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Time Will Fuse Its Worth LP & Shirt Bundle
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Phoenix AZ 85007
United States
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Originally released October 30, 2006, Time Will Fuse its Worth is the record that saw Kylesa hone in on the sound that would further push their reputation as the forebearers of the southern experimental metal scene.
Originally released October 30, 2006, Time Will Fuse its Worth is the record that saw Kylesa hone in on the sound that would further push their reputation as the forebearers of the southern experimental metal scene.
For its 20th anniversary the band is re-releasing the album on LP & CD in limited fashion via their own imprint, Tension Spiral. The LP has a matte flood & spot varnished cover of Laura Pleasants’ original art. There is also a 12x24 full color insert and new and exclusive colors ( 150 in Olive Green in North America via HelloMerch, 150 in Bubble Gum Pink in Europe via Swamp Merch ). The CD features an updated art layout of the original art.
T-Shirt printed on M&O Gold 100% Cotton.
Tracklist:
1. "Intro"
2. "What Becomes an End"
3. "Hollow Severer"
4. "Where the Horizon Unfolds"
5. "Between Silence and Sound"
6. "Intermission"
7. "Identity Defined"
8. "Ignoring Anger"
9. "The Warning"
10. "Outro"
Tracklist:
1. "Intro"
2. "What Becomes an End"
3. "Hollow Severer"
4. "Where the Horizon Unfolds"
5. "Between Silence and Sound"
6. "Intermission"
7. "Identity Defined"
8. "Ignoring Anger"
9. "The Warning"
10. "Outro"
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