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Pulse Ultra
Pulse Ultra was an electronic band from New York City, active in the 2010s and early 2020s. Their lineup included Kita Klane on vocals and production, Ethan...
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Acceptance (Phase I)
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Big Brother
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Build Your Cages
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Despot
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Finding My Place (Phase II)
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Glass Door
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Look Closer
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Never The Culprit
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Put It Off
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Slip In Sin
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Tired
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Void
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Build Your Cages
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Pulse Ultra was an electronic band from New York City, active in the 2010s and early 2020s. Their lineup included Kita Klane on vocals and production, Ethan Rose on keyboards and programming, Daniel Stone on guitar, and Maya Hayes on bass. They released four albums, starting with 'Build Your Cages' in 2012 and ending with 'Ashes to Ember' in 2021.
Their debut album 'Build Your Cages' drew attention for its dark, industrial-leaning electronic sound and lyrics that dealt with themes like alienation and mental health. The title track 'Build Your Cages' became one of their better-known songs, along with 'Acceptance (Phase I)' and 'Big Brother' from later work.
Pulse Ultra's music often provoked strong reactions, with some critics finding it overly bleak while others appreciated its raw quality.
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