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Epimetheus – announce debut full length ‘Perseus 9’ with tittle track out now

Bristol-based three piece Epimetheus announce their debut album, Perseus 9, to be released on 6th February 2026. Today they share the title track about which the band says;

“‘Perseus 9’ takes the sci-fi setting of being trapped in a never-decaying orbit and recontextualises it into a more personal sense of hopeless cyclicality. With a winding, interlocking riff and exploratory structure, it’s an indication of what’s to come from its namesake album.”

PERSEUS 9 TRACK LISTING:
1  – EARTHBOUND
2 – COALESCE
3 – DRIFT BEYOND
4 – HELD NO MORE
5 – PERSEUS 9 [visualiser]
6 – CALLING
7 – TERRAFORM

PRE-SAVES NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE 

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