Featuring five explosive tracks, it captures the essence of Pythonic's evolution over the years. From the politically charged opener “Positive Deconstruction” to the epic closing track “Epica”, the EP offers a powerful listening experience that reflects the band's journey and growth.
PYTHONIC Twist Together Thrash Metal And Groove On Debut EP “EP 1”
Featuring five explosive tracks, it captures the essence of Pythonic's evolution over the years. From the politically charged opener “Positive Deconstruction” to the epic closing track “Epica”, the EP offers a powerful listening experience that reflects the band's journey and growth.
The wait is finally over for those who have been following one of Canada’s newest thrash bands, Pythonic, as they release their debut EP “EP 1” this week on September 27th. Featuring five explosive tracks, it captures the essence of Pythonic's evolution over the years. From the politically charged opener “Positive Deconstruction” to the epic closing track “Epica”, the EP offers a powerful listening experience that reflects the band's journey and growth. They comment on the release:
“Pythonic is ecstatic to finally be releasing our first set of recordings. We have been working diligently over the years to perfect our craft to bring it to the masses. What our craft can be described as we have always left that open to interpretation. All of these tracks have been circulated through our live shows enough it almost feels like releasing a greatest hits album.”
Long-time fans will recognize these tracks from the band's live performances, now polished and perfected for a studio release. The EP showcases the core lineup of Dustin Reiner (vocals), Ryan Hunter (lead guitar), Vincent Kohut (rhythm guitar), and recent additions Jayden and Morgan Warriner on drums and bass, respectively.
“EP 1” is a testament to Pythonic's dedication to their craft and their refusal to be confined by sub-genre limitations. Each song is a blend of technical prowess and raw emotion, offering listeners a chance to experience the full spectrum of the band's capabilities. It is recommended for fans of Machine Head, Trivium and Pantera.
