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KALPA by Nancy Kosti
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Atmospheric, forceful, and tortured – KALPA return with jaw-dropping new single; announce new LP!

December 10, 2018
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Blending a unique mixture of politically charged, crisis driven, contemporary hardcore with sludgy breakdowns, post-rock vibes & post-punk lust, Greek act KALPA return with another crushing record by pushing their boundaries even further. Today, we’re stoked to give you the first new track off of their new LP “A Grand Misconception” called “Cross Sections”, a compressed dose of carefully calibrated chaos that will leave you intrigued and really excited for the full release.

For fans of: Converge, Cult Leader, KEN Mode, Birds in Row, etc.

“A Grand Misconception” from KALPA will be available soon on vinyl via WOOAAARGH (DE), Pandora Records (DE), RAKKERPAK RECORDS (DK), Mërda Distro (ES), Bike Punk Salamanca (ES), Prejudice Me Records and Distro (UK), Falköping DIY (SE), Nothing To Harvest Records (GR), Sweetohm recordings (GR), Vault Relics (GR), Underground Union Records (GR), Body Blows Records (GR) & Ομάδα Πείραμα Distro (GR), plus on tape via Pattern Recognition Records (US).

KALPA cover

All music and lyrics written & performed by Kalpa / Recorded, engineered & mixed by Diogenes Kyratzoglou @ Piper Studio, Athens (GR) during March-June 2018 / Produced by Kalpa & Diogenes Kyratzoglou / Mastered by Brad Boatright @ Audiosiege Engineering, Portland (OR) / Cover art & layout by Kalpa

Lyrics:

When did everything turn into shit?
You always planned for later. But when will you think for now?
If you think life’s a game, there’s no restart button.
Quit trying to feel so unique.
It’s funny how all plans end the same, but denial is hilarious.
My heart is the tightest cell, cemented in compromise and caged by fear.
If love’s left unshared, it’ll turn into hate.
A cross section mentality of contradictory living founded my dishonest individuality. I don’t know who I am anymore and who I want to be.
I just hope there’s still time to find out.
Is it too late?

“A Grand Misconception” tracklist:

01. Cross Sections
02. Bystanders
03. It’s Not Always About You
04. Discomfort/Anxiety
05. No Discount
06. Open Parties, Empty Streets
07. Paper Walls
08. A Grand Misconception

KALPA band by Nancy Kosti
KALPA band by Nancy Kosti
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Karol Kamiński

DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels.
Contact via [email protected]

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