Polyphia drop latest track "Reverie"
Genre-bending outfit POLYPHIA have release a summer-inspired music video for their track 'Reverie'. The video, which shows behind-the-scenes footage of the quartet's wholesome life on the road, is taken from their latest album Remember That You Will Die, out now. The new album is available to buy here.
The captivating visual shares a glimpse of the band’s adventures on tour – day and night. It follows the four-piece through their days filled with gliding on water, extravagant Gucci drip hauls, and pushups on a yacht. The lively sunny days are contrasted with cuts of the band putting on electrifying performances at their sold-out shows – complete with stage dives, crowd surfing, and countless mosh pits.
Through all the ever-changing escapades, one theme remains constant: POLYPHIA sharing the time of their lives with each other. And now, with their fans. Guitarist Tim Henson summed up the 'Reverie' video perfectly, “The power of friendship compels us.”
Reverie is featured on Polyphia’s latest record “Remember That You Will Die” along with ABC (featuring. Sophia Black) and Playing God, with the latter track being hailed as Loudwire’s “2022 Song of the Year.” The LP also received praise from Guitar World who praised, “Remember That You Will Die is a true original of our period and an across-the-board motherfucker.” It also includes the incredible Ego Death featuring none other than Steve Vai (video below).
Polyphia are Tim Henson (guitars), Scott LePage (guitars), Clay Gober (bass) and Clay Aeschliman (drums)
Perhaps KERRANG! put it best when they claimed, “the Texan instrumentalists are taking heavy music to new horizons and inspiring a new legion of fans along the way.”
Since their formation in Plano, Texas in 2010, Polyphia have made a name for themselves by blending intricate guitar riffs with hip-hop rhythms, bass-heavy trap music, and progressive metal & rock influences. To date, the band has released three studio albums - “Muse” (2014), “Renaissance” (2016) and “New Levels New Devils” (2018) - as well as two EPs and a handful of singles. Their impressive catalog has earned them over 400M global streams, and over 130M YouTube views.
