Excessive in its extremities. the brand new five-track EP from Pyramid Mass, Gargling Rot, drills into your brainpan with some potent, industrial-strength sludge earlier than launching right into a dying metallic barrage and seamlessly discovering some ambient soundscapes to drift in. It’s all offered surprisingly cohesively with contrasting sounds effectively built-in inside songs and the EP as a complete. The trio—Joey Anderson (bass/vocals), Matt Wild (drums/vocals), Nick Crider (guitar/vocals/synth—spin progressive sonic missives like an offended, meth-fueled Sure, discovering each mild and darkish in sudden musical twists.
Gargling Rot was recorded by Kevin Bernsten at Growing Nations in Baltimore. It was mastered by James Plotkin. It’s set for launch on cassette and digitally on March 18 by way of Ossien Information. Place your preorder right here.
Joey Anderson had this to say in regards to the new EP:
“Gargling Rot is the trio discovering a stone basis. We’ve been constructing musical buildings for like seven years at this level, however our lanes are extra outlined. As experimental as we try to be, the method is fairly settled. Nick and Matt often have the bones of a track written out. I are available later to possible simplify components much more or lock in with the drums to permit Nick to hold melodies. Then, after we know we’re about to report with Kevin (Growing Nations), we solidify auxiliary components equivalent to further guitars, synths and vocals. There’s something very engaging to me a couple of trio. Somebody in contrast us to the Police at a present final summer season which made me snort. Then I simply began actually moving into the Police. Gargling Rot provides a wider depth of our sound and feelings. I like lengthy pauses with no drums or vocals, as a result of then when Matt performs, it hits me a lot more durable. We did that and I hope we proceed to mildew that idea. The scariest horror movies to me are those that don’t present the monster.”
