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Kula Shaker return with their 8th studio album, 'Wormslayer', reaffirming their place as one of Britain's most fearless and imaginative rock bands. Named after a 9th-century Indian poet king, the band have always existed in an alternate reality, mixing mysticism, psychedelia, and raucous rock 'n' roll energy. With 'Wormslayer', they continue that quest, creating a kaleidoscopic journey that feels both timeless and urgently fresh.From its opening moments, the album surges with evangelical fervor: a whirlpool of '60s psychedelia, sumptuous soul, retro-funk and cosmic storytelling. At its core runs a thematic thread that unfolds like a psychedelic rock opera - tales of Faustian bargains, winged dreamers, and mythic struggles that mirror the band's own uncompromising creative spirit.
Kula Shaker return with their 8th studio album, 'Wormslayer', reaffirming their place as one of Britain's most fearless and imaginative rock bands. Named after a 9th-century Indian poet king, the band have always existed in an alternate reality, mixing mysticism, psychedelia, and raucous rock 'n' roll energy. With 'Wormslayer', they continue that quest, creating a kaleidoscopic journey that feels both timeless and urgently fresh.From its opening moments, the album surges with evangelical fervor: a whirlpool of '60s psychedelia, sumptuous soul, retro-funk and cosmic storytelling. At its core runs a thematic thread that unfolds like a psychedelic rock opera - tales of Faustian bargains, winged dreamers, and mythic struggles that mirror the band's own uncompromising creative spirit.