Yaphet Kotto - "The Killer Was In The Government Blankets" (LP)

A record reissue in 2023 of a furious masterpiece that marks the end of the 90's.

It all started with their first album in 1999, and now, in 2020, Soul Glo is widely known, but I may have overlooked this point of view until now, because I read an article that said, “At that time, the only black passionate band was Yaphet Kotto. I may have missed that point of view.

This is a must-have album with inorganic and cutting guitars, not-so-good emotional vocals, and above all, the songs are too good to be true. It is such a must-have that it is hard to talk about anything without listening to it. Listening to it again, it is easy to sense that the band as a whole is burning energy toward one direction without any hesitation at all. The music is not extremely fast, but the way the sound rises and the instantaneous force of the music makes it very fast.

tracklist:
1. First Meetings Agreement 4:22
2. Torn Pictures 3:17
3. Reserved For Speaker 3:36
4. Driving Through Natchez 3:23
5. Are You Still Working At That Café? 3:49
6. B And C 3:52
7. A Symbol 4:18
8. The Killer Was In The Government Blankets 2:08
9. Suffocate 4:16