"I'll, like, walk into an Urban Outfitters, and if I see a big pink shirt with green letters on it that says, 'I'M AN ASSHOLE,' I will fucking buy it and wear that shit every single day for an entire tour. "I'm going through this phase where I'll just wear kind of ridiculous thing I want," says LePage. Henson, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Julie Andrews. trek to support New Levels New Devils, their third album. Actors: Steve Carell, Pierre Coffin, Lucy Lawless, Taraji P. Onstage as well as off, LePage and his bandmates' defiantly cheeky attitude extends to sporting the sort of flashy streetwear that veers between the highly fashionable and the deeply absurd. By the time you read this, LePage and his Polyphia cohorts fellow guitarist and co-founder Tim Henson, bassist Clay Gober and drummer Clay Aeschliman will have wrapped a five-week U.S. "I want to go up there and rock my socks off, and everyone else's." "My days of just standing onstage and playing the notes are over," says LePage. Welcome to the world of Polyphia, a band of unrepentant smart-asses who take their ever-evolving brand of genre-blurring, technically demanding instrumental shred extremely seriously - and almost nothing else, their own image and stage presence included. And there's a girl dressing normally with asian features, maybe it's her, and if it really its her she really is unrecognizable. ago I didn't really look for old pictures, but there's a video of them playing 40oz, i think at the ibanez stand. They gotta know - we're out there to party!" ago She is a very strange looking woman lol so is Tim tbh.
As a native American, he is of mixed ethnicity and believes in Christianity. "It gets people going, right off the bat. On November 19, 1993, the guitarist was born in Texas, the U.S.A., making his birth sign Scorpio. "With 'G.O.A.T.,' the first thing we do is open up a 'Wall of Death' for the drop," LePage explains. A haunting, atmospheric ghost town in the style of Tim Burton. Though the instrumental's angular rhythms and complex, clean-toned guitar arpeggios are almost jazz fusion-esque, the crowd - gleefully egged on by the band - responded to it by forming a pit fearsome enough to put any thrash-metal audience to shame. Smile: A joyful image of a smiling cute animal, surrounded by natural light and simple. Strange-looking bugs and loaded Pampers notwithstanding, perhaps the oddest sight on the Plano, Texas, quartet's tour was typically the nightly carnage that ensued whenever they opened a set with "G.O.A.T.," a single from the new LP. trek to support New Levels New Devils, their third album. I guess I'm lucky that there isn't some alligator eating my butt cheeks off right now …"īy the time you read this, LePage and his Polyphia cohorts - fellow guitarist and co-founder Tim Henson, bassist Clay Gober and drummer Clay Aeschliman - will have wrapped a five-week U.S.
I'm out here dodging all these bizarre insects, and now I see this.
"I always forget how fucking weird this entire state is until I come here and look around a little bit. "OK, that is a shit-filled diaper on the ground," announces Polyphia guitarist and co-founder Scott LePage, as he speaks to Revolver from the parking lot of a Dave & Buster's during a tour stop in Jacksonville, Florida.
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