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EDITION OF 25
Release on Vinyl by Total Punk Records
Release on Tape by The Seats Of Piss Records
Recorded and mixed by Ian Rose at The Daisy Chain, Brooklyn NY.
Mastered by Sasha Stroud @ Artifact Audio.
Front Cover Art by Dani Otrakji
All songs by Pyrex.
Artwork shirt by Randy
Layout by Marifan
Killer release following a series of likewise killer releases from this prolific group. Body creates an atmosphere of dread and paranoia in a tight eight-song parcel. Overdriven vocals suck the listener into an unsettling void and taunt with an unrivaled perversity of damaging tunes. Creeping elements of post-punk claw through the wreckage, but it’s all too snotty and punk-forward to fit too neatly into that box. Noisy, effects-laden instruments are in service of the overall sound, propping it up rather than masking deficiencies. Energetic one-two beats burst out of motorik grooves, and riffs twist in unusual ways. SCHEDULE 1 and NAG are stomping on similar terrain, but PYREX wields a more wrathful blade. They’re a great live band to boot. Exceptional.
EDITION OF 25
Release on Vinyl by Total Punk Records
Release on Tape by The Seats Of Piss Records
Recorded and mixed by Ian Rose at The Daisy Chain, Brooklyn NY.
Mastered by Sasha Stroud @ Artifact Audio.
Front Cover Art by Dani Otrakji
All songs by Pyrex.
Artwork shirt by Randy
Layout by Marifan
Killer release following a series of likewise killer releases from this prolific group. Body creates an atmosphere of dread and paranoia in a tight eight-song parcel. Overdriven vocals suck the listener into an unsettling void and taunt with an unrivaled perversity of damaging tunes. Creeping elements of post-punk claw through the wreckage, but it’s all too snotty and punk-forward to fit too neatly into that box. Noisy, effects-laden instruments are in service of the overall sound, propping it up rather than masking deficiencies. Energetic one-two beats burst out of motorik grooves, and riffs twist in unusual ways. SCHEDULE 1 and NAG are stomping on similar terrain, but PYREX wields a more wrathful blade. They’re a great live band to boot. Exceptional.