Polyphia is one of the hottest names in math rock / progressive rock spaces. But did you know the young'uns weren't always like that? In 2011, they released their frankly little-known debut EP, "Resurrect", under the weirdly chosen melodic metalcore banner.

The biggest difference between them then and now (aside from the total genre shift) is the fact this is the only album to have consistent vocals. For those that said they needed vocals, after hearing this, they certainly do not ... read more

Vault1oh1

I’ve been listening to Polyphia since they released their 2016 album Renaissance, and they changed quite a bit stylistically in the next two albums they released, so I was curious to see what they sounded like back in 2011… yeah they’ve come a long way. There’s no denying that every band member is technically proficient at playing their instrument, but nothing they do at any point in these 4 songs is remotely interesting. I’ve never been a huge fan of guitar ... read more

luancardoso

Dá para ver claramente o quanto eles eram inspirados em Periphery. Não é de todo ruim, mas se perde em um mutirão de bandas que fazem exatamente esse mesmo som, completamente diferente do trabalho que eles fazem hoje em dia.

Edit:[70 -> 50] Esse EP não está disponível no Spotify, dei um 70 quando escutei a versão instrumental, achei que era a versão original do EP já que se trata do Polyphia mas depois de ouvir a ... read more

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