Florida Pythons - Concrete Chaos
Veteran rockers Florida Pythons are back with a vengeance on their latest bone-rattling single "Concrete Chaos." This aggressive new track comes out swinging with chunky guitars, guttural vocals, and lyrics that speak truth to power. The video depicts a man jumping in and out of a swimming pool repeatedly and is a joyous, life-affirming, expression of how we must all Party when faced with the chaos caused by authority and those in power.
"Concrete Chaos" takes aim at the complete insanity of the state where the Pythons grew up: Florida. The dramatic and endless suburban sprawl has destroyed much of the natural beauty of the state. In the song, lead singer Jim Tramontana growls lines like "You say you want to drain the swamp, go to hell--I'm from the swamp" and "Your concrete chaos can be seen from outer space." It's a heavy and unapologetic middle finger to anyone looking to pave over the Python's beloved home state of Florida.
The lyrics pull no punches, calling out hypocrisy from politicians and transplanted residents who claim to want positive change while destroying ecosystems and fostering reactionary fear-mongering. The song closes with a blistering guitar solo by virtuoso Mikey Cortes, cementing this track as prime headbanging material for metal fans.
With its thrashy energy and rebel spirit, "Concrete Chaos" shows Florida Pythons have lost none of their bite. As the band prepares to enter the studio for their debut full-length album, this single provides a taste of the moshpit-friendly metal anthems we can expect.
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