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Polyphia

Instrumental rock band from Dallas, Plano, Texas, US (formed 2010). Polyphia make music in the instrumental rock, progressive rock and art rock genres.

11 videos · 2015–2022

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The 4 Most-Watched Polyphia Videos

1 Playing God 54.7M views

2 G.O.A.T. 51.2M views

3 Ego Death (feat. Steve Vai) 39.1M views

4 Goose 14M views

Music Videos · Polyphia

11 Polyphia Music Videos from 2015–2022

39.1M 2022

PolyphiaEgo Death (feat. Steve Vai)

Directed by Caleb Young

Ego Death is a technical masterwork from Polyphia featuring guitar legend Steve Vai. The music video is a visual odyssey through abstract forms, performance virtuosity,…

10.5M 2022

PolyphiaNeurotica

Directed by Jake Woodbridge

An instrumental shred masterpiece. The video is slick, modern, and performance-focused—showcasing technical wizardry and aesthetic precision in vivid motion.

Experimental Hard Rock Rock

54.7M 2022

PolyphiaPlaying God

Directed by Caleb Young

Playing God by Polyphia is a groundbreaking instrumental track blending flamenco, math rock, and trap. The video features clean visual styling, luxury aesthetics, and tight…

Experimental Hard Rock Rock

10.7M 2018

PolyphiaYas (feat. Mario Camarena & Erick Hansel)

Yas is a technical, genre-bending instrumental from Polyphia, featuring Mario Camarena and Erick Hansel of CHON. The video showcases all four guitarists in synchronized, high-definition…

Metal Rock

9.5M 2018

PolyphiaO.D.

Directed by Jake Woodbridge

O.D. by Polyphia is a virtuosic instrumental that fuses trap beats, metal guitar, and experimental arrangements. The video is stylish and fast-paced, featuring luxurious aesthetics,…

Rock

51.2M 2018

PolyphiaG.O.A.T.

Directed by Jake Woodbridge

G.O.A.T. is a genre-defying instrumental by Polyphia, blending trap beats with virtuosic guitar work. The video is sleek, stylish, and performance-focused, emphasizing the band’s technical…

Rock

About · Polyphia

Formed 2010 · Dallas, Plano, Texas, US · instrumental rock, progressive rock · Rise Records

Polyphia is an American rock band based in Plano, Texas, formed in 2010. The group consists of guitarists Tim Henson and Scott LePage, bassist Clay Gober, and drummer Clay Aeschliman. Rooted in a heavy metal sound in their early releases, the band's music evolved into a more progressive rock style in their later productions, combining elements of electronic and hip-hop music. Polyphia has released four studio albums, one live record, two EPs, and numerous singles. Their third album, New Levels New Devils, was their first to chart, reaching 61 on the Billboard 200. Their fourth album, Remember… via Wikipedia

Band Members: Tim Henson

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Discography

Polyphia’s studio albums / EPs · 4

Remember That You Will Die 2022

New Levels New Devils 2018

Renaissance 2016

Euphoria

Muse 2014

Finale

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More about Polyphia

Polyphia: Redefining Instrumental Music Through Visual Artistry
Polyphia’s music videos are a reflection of their dynamic sound and creative vision. Each video combines intricate musicianship with striking visuals, creating an immersive experience that transcends traditional genre boundaries. From the vibrant aesthetics of “G.O.A.T.” to the contemporary visuals of “O.D.”, Polyphia’s videos showcase their ability to innovate both sonically and visually.

Notable Music Videos

“G.O.A.T.”
The video for “G.O.A.T.” features vibrant, glitch-inspired visuals that match the song’s complex and technical guitar work. The dynamic editing and bold color palette enhance the track’s energetic vibe, making it a standout piece in their collection.

“O.D.”
In “O.D.”, Polyphia blends modern pop culture aesthetics with their signature sound, creating a visually striking video. The sleek and polished visuals complement the track’s smooth, groove-heavy rhythms and intricate guitar riffs.

“Look but Don't Touch” (feat. Lewis Grant)
“Look but Don't Touch” features a playful and colorful video that highlights the band's innovative approach to instrumental music. The video’s vibrant aesthetics and engaging concept perfectly align with the track’s upbeat and catchy melodies.

“Yas” (feat. Mario Camarena & Erick Hansel of CHON)
The video for “Yas” showcases a collaboration with members of CHON, bringing together two powerhouse instrumental bands. The video’s sleek and modern visuals enhance the technical prowess displayed in the music, creating a seamless blend of sight and sound.

“Euphoria”
“Euphoria” delivers an atmospheric and visually stunning experience, featuring dreamy landscapes and artistic visuals. The video perfectly captures the song’s ethereal qualities, making it a memorable addition to Polyphia’s videography.

Discover More Polyphia Music Videos
At AltSounds.tv, we provide an extensive collection of Polyphia's music videos, showcasing their growth as artists and their unique blend of genres. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their sound, our collection offers an in-depth look at the innovative and visually captivating world of Polyphia.

Polyphia - Playing God (2022)
Polyphia - ABC (feat. Sophia Black) (2022)
Polyphia - Neurotica (2022)
Polyphia - Inferno (feat. Brasstracks) (2022)
Polyphia - The Audacity (2020)
Polyphia - 40oz (2020)
Polyphia - Nasty (feat. Jason Richardson) (2018)
Polyphia - G.O.A.T. (2018)
Polyphia - Saucy (2018)
Polyphia - Crush (2018)
Polyphia - Lit (2017)
Polyphia - Aviator (feat. Jason Richardson) (2015)
Polyphia - Champagne (2015)
Polyphia - Sweet Tea (2014)
Polyphia - Impassion (2014)

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Polyphia

When did Polyphia form?

Polyphia formed in 2010.

Where are Polyphia from?

Polyphia are from Dallas, Plano, Texas, US.

What genre is Polyphia?

Polyphia’s music spans instrumental rock, progressive rock and art rock.

How many albums have Polyphia released?

Polyphia have released 4 studio albums, from Muse (2014) to Remember That You Will Die (2022).

What is Polyphia's latest album?

Polyphia’s most recent studio album is Remember That You Will Die, released in 2022.

What are Polyphia's most popular music videos on AltSounds?

Polyphia’s most-watched music videos on AltSounds are “Playing God”, “G.O.A.T.”, “Ego Death (feat. Steve Vai)” and “Goose”.

What is Polyphia's most-viewed music video?

Polyphia’s most-viewed music video on AltSounds is “Playing God” (2022), with 54.7 million views, directed by Caleb Young. Playing God by Polyphia is a groundbreaking instrumental track blending flamenco, math rock, and trap. The video features clean visual styling, luxury aesthetics, and tight performance shots—highlighting the band’s virtuosity and ultra-modern production approach.

Who are the members of Polyphia?

Polyphia’s members include Tim Henson.

Where can I listen to Polyphia?

You can listen to Polyphia on Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud and Bandcamp, and watch their music videos right here on AltSounds.