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Running Out Of Skin

by Pyrrhon

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bcb723
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bcb723 OK - this is some outside the box weird shit right here. Complete chaos and tension from the start, you just try and hang on till the end of this diverse EP. Doug Moore's batshit vocals tower over everything. I once excitedly described the first 3 songs on this disc to a friend as "a tech-death approach influenced by Trout Mask Replica-era Beefheart." He just told me to shut the fuck up. Favorite track: Motivational Speaker II.
Frederf
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Frederf Bizarre, diverse, intense are some of the words I'd use to describe this EP. I liked it and want to hear more of their stuff. Favorite track: Statistic Singular.
Alexander Sheek
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Alexander Sheek Like the last 2 Pyrrhon offerings, something I just snapped up on pure impulse without even bothering to listen, having heard (and loved) "An Excellent Servant...". If it gets more twisted than this, I have yet to chance upon it...
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xhrl_ Being fond of Atheist, Demilich and Gorguts, I have found Pyrrhon to share some jazz-loving qualities with each of them. Yet there are significant differences, too. None of them are as deliberately random & cacophonous as Pyrrhon. This side of free-form jazz, I have not heard much else as close. The Death cover of Crystal Mountain is fantastic & worth the cost of the EP by itself. The sounds are nightmarish and hard to grasp because they are so randomly blended. The EP's 17' run time is perfect! Favorite track: Crystal Mountain.
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1.
I saw a man crushed in the subway Four years back Some college kid from Queens Traded shoves on the platform With some desperate debased drunk Who dragged them to the tracks As the train came His scramble too slow by a second Surprise on his face When they wrenched his pulp From between the car and the platform I was gone by the time he died Gasping in the ambulance There must’ve been hundreds Who saw him there stricken Their voices burst forth fluid And we all drowned in the flood The sight of him sodden in unwilling eyes His life seeping down into concrete Into the records that name and contain us When our lovely shells are gone The numbers go up and up But the sum never makes sense
2.
Dust in major urban centers Mostly consists of human skin cells It's always good to know Where your friends are
3.
Try harder It's not good enough Work harder It's not finished yet It doesn't hurt bad enough You're not you without failure You have no name but weakness
4.
Built from blind faith, passed down From self-induced fantasies Turn a page to justify Conjuring power, it opens wide On your seventh day Is that how it's done? Twisting your eyes to perceive all that you want To assume from ignorance Inflicting wound with a cross-turned-dagger Inside Crystal Mountain, evil takes its form Inside Crystal Mountain, commandments are reborn All the traps are set to confine All who get in the way of the divine In sight and in mind of the hypocrites A slave to the curse, forever confined Shatter the myth, don't cut yourself On your words, against dreams made of steel Stronger than any faith That inflicts pain and fear Is that how it's done? Twisting your eyes to perceive all that you want To assume from ignorance Inflicting wound with a cross-turned-dagger Inside Crystal Mountain, evil takes its form Inside Crystal Mountain, commandments are reborn

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Track 1 composed by Pyrrhon. Tracks 2-3 improvised in studio by Pyrrhon. Track 4 originally composed and performed by Death. All lyrics by Doug Moore, except track 4, by Chuck Schuldiner.

Limited-edition CD version available soon via PRC Music.

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released March 15, 2016

Recorded live by Alex Cohen at Solitude Studios. Mixed and mastered by Colin Marston at Menegroth: The Thousand Caves. Art and layout by Caroline Harrison.

Dylan DiLella - guitar
Erik Malave - bass, backing vocals
Alex Cohen - drums
Doug Moore - vocals

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"OutrΓ© as they get, everything Pyrrhon do emanates from an obsidian death metal core - just that this music is that much more expressive, its impact that much more disquieting than almost anything else in the genre."
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