Did you know that the songs “Green Theme” and “Shock Me” (from Purple, an album that could have been on this list, by the way) were heard during episodes of the American series Limitless? There was even a Baroness poster in the apartment of the main character, Brian Finch. These are not the only qualities of Yellow & Green, far from it! Since 2003, the Georgia band founded by guitarist John Baizley has been rocking us with its transcendent sludge-metal mix, and Yellow & Green represents the culmination of their development.
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