Unida
Unida is one of the first bands that eventually emerged following
the breakup of
Kyuss,
here featuring vocalist John Garcia.
Kyuss comparisons are inevitable of course,
but the fact is that, apart from Garcia's distinct vocal style,
Coping With The Urban Coyote, the 1999 debut album,
sounds very little like Kyuss, as the emphasis is more on
rock than metal, and on in-your-face songs rather than drawn-out
jams as seen on the later Kyuss albums.
Legal problems plagued the band for some time, as their
followup album was originally supposed to be released in 2001
on American Records before they relented and self-released
For The Working Man independently in 2003.
They broke up soon afterward, and then reformed in 2012.
Discography
Coping With The Urban Coyote
1999
Man's Ruin
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- Thorn
- Black Woman
- Plastic
- Human Tornado
- If Only Two
- Nervous
- Dwarf It
- You Wish
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-
John Garcia
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Arthur Seay
-
Dave Dinsmore
-
Miguel Cancino
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For The Working Man
2003
self-released
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- Coffee Song
- Stray
- Summer
- Wet Pussycat
- King
- Human Tornado
- Trouble
- Cain
- Vince Fontaine
- Hangman's Daughter
- Glory Out
- Justine Sleigh (Slaylina)
- Thorn
- MFNO
- Last Day
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-
John Garcia
-
Arthur Seay
-
Scott Reeder
-
Miguel Cancino
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