Zulu are a hardcore/powerviolence band from Los Angeles, California. The band was conceived by Anaiah Lei in 2019 as a one-man project, with him performing all instrumentals on Zulu's two debut EP's. They have since rounded out their line-up as a five-piece, with Lei taking on vocal duties. The project also signed to Flatspot Records, who re-released the aforementioned EP's, and have just recently dropped the band's stellar debut full-length, A New Tomorrow. Out the gate, this project set itself apart by elevating the confines of hardcore, managing to seamlessly blend ferocious powerviolence bursts alongside soul and reggae influence, whilst interpolating samples from major figures in Black culture. This full-length was one of my most anticipated albums of this year, and it did not disappoint. I say it a lot, but this band is one of the finest in the scene at the moment, both in terms of originality and impact, and I would not advise passing this up. Enjoy.
Saturday, 11 March 2023
Zulu
1. We've Only Just Begun
2. I Sit Alone In My Four Cornered Room Staring At Candles
3. Things Ain't Gonna Change
4. Watching From The sideline
5. 52 Fatal Strikes
1. Blackcurrant
2. Now They Are Through With Me
3. Straight From Da Tribe Of Tha Moon
4. On The Corner Of Cimmaron And 24th
5. Do Tha Right Thing (And Stop Frontin’)
1. Africa
2. For Sista Humphrey
3. Our Day is Now
4. Music To Driveby
5. Where I'm From
6. Fakin’ Tha Funk (You Get Did)
7. Shine Eternally
8. Must I Only Share My Pain (Interlude)
9. Lyfe Az A Shorty Shun B So Ruff
10. From Tha Gods To Earth
11. Crème de Cassis by Aleisia Miller and Precious Tucker
12. We’re More Than This
13. 52 Fatal Strikes
14. Divine Intervention
15. Who Jah Bless, No One Curse
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God this band is awful.
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Deleteso glad you covered Zulu. excited to see them grow as a band and gain more traction!
ReplyDeleteGreat recommendation.
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