Limited 180 gram vinyl pressing. In 2002, Seluah's debut EP launched a mystery rife with ethereal melodies & dub rhythms allotting them a singular trippy space in Louisville's music scene. Louisville Eccentric Observer hailed it as "one of the best records to ever come out of Louisville". After brief stints supporting Rachel's, Matt Pond PA & Shipping News, the band went dark for six years before reuniting in Fall 2010. Now, Seluah presents Red Parole, an epic full length much broader in scope and instrumentation than their debut EP. The bulk of the record reflects an early '70s mammoth fuzzed out and sweetly melodic guitar aesthetic and giant drums, punctuated by mesmerizing vocals that glide over each track. Features guest spots from Christian Frederickson and Rachel Grimes.