Kullizion is a group of 9th grade
students at the Carlisle Senior High School that provide a emphasis of an urban touch to various items utilizing a heavy
focus with percussion sounds. Kullizion, pronounced Collision, doesn't play
the typical drumset, they play Buckets.
About our Buckets....
They consist of 33, 55, 5 and 10 gallon buckets and other around the house items such as trashcans, pails, fruit cans,
cow bells, water jugs and trash can lids. These sounds aren't anything that you have ever heard before, they are a sound
to be heard.
Kullizion plays in different
locations all throughout central Pennsylvania, at different events. They have played at events such as Governor Ed Rendell's
Innaugerational ceremony of the arts, The Carlisle Amani festival, numerous schools, Upward Ministries Basketball Awards Ceremony,
the Carlisle Elks Club, The Musicfest in Harrisburg and plenty of other gigs.
To book these talented young musicians at an upcoming event, please visit the contact us section of our
site.
IMPORTANT: KULLIZION ISNT JUST BANGING AROUND, ITS AN ORIGINAL SOUND TO BE HEARD.
