BRAT!

The hermetically sealed album Ultraviolet by neon-fueled beatmakers HermetiK was not supposed to be opened until the year 3,000. Lo and behold, twenty-five years after being signed, sealed, and buried, the container ruptured. The resulting displacement of gas released the album into the atmosphere with such a violent force that it began to play! What was embedded in the wax was not supposed to be heard for another 482 years, but, fifteen years after the retirement of HermetiK, they had yet another bonafide, though accidental, hit. The album shot to the top of the charts (and lower orbit) and brought the band back to the stage and back to the recording studio, following up with Ultraviolet II and Dead, And Loving It! While they never hit the heights of the original Ultraviolet, it did ensure those who had missed them the first time around, were able to bathe in their glow.