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Gilla Band Announces Fourth Album
Gilla Band announced its fourth album this summer, with descriptions focusing on texture, industrial influences and varied musical elements.

Gilla Band announced its fourth album this summer. Pitchfork described Gilla Band as Ireland’s most influential group since My Bloody Valentine, while Selin Macieira-Boşgelmez said the band had reinvented guitar music.
Pugnello opens with a power chord played on a broken electric guitar. The music has a contemporary sound focused more on texture than melody, and there is no easily hummable melody on the album. The Angelus contains a drone lasting about two and a half minutes, while Pugnello ends after 42 minutes.
Pugnello’s closest musical relative is described as the industrial-influenced techno music of Regis or Surgeon rather than alt-rock. Kiely’s vocal style is compared with The Fall. Placebo, The Megazord and especially Alogia use different musical elements.
Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s Ghosts of American Psychonauts album contains I See a Darkness (Live in the City of Ghosts).
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