Pyrrhon
Pyrrhon is a Brooklyn-based extreme metal band that operates on the fringes of the genre. Their sound leans into dissonance and complex structures, with songs...
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Pyrrhon is a Brooklyn-based extreme metal band that operates on the fringes of the genre. Their sound leans into dissonance and complex structures, with songs like 'A Terrible Master' and 'Flesh Isolation Chamber' built around bruising riffs and unconventional rhythms. Vocalist Doug Moore fronts the group, which has included guitarists Matt Makowski and Dylan DiLella, bassist Erik Malave, and drummer Steve Schwegler.
Their albums, including 'The Mother of Virtues' from 2014, 'What Passes for Survival' from 2017, and 'Abscess Time' from 2020, document a steady progression of their approach. The music tends to polarize listeners, but the band has maintained a consistent output that avoids easy categorization.
Pyrrhon's work, such as 'Baudelaire' and 'Correcting a Mistake,' reflects a commitment to their own version of experimental metal. They operate with a certain outsider status, focusing on intricate compositions rather than genre conventions.
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