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Rock music has a way of gripping listeners, often blending raw emotion with biting commentary on the human experience. In this spirit, GXTP, the band whose name evokes a tongue-in-cheek nod to pandemic chaos, is rewriting the playbook.
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With their sophomore album, Reloaded, released on November 8th, GXTP is stepping into uncharted territory while staying true to their roots.
The trio—Jason Paul, Sasha Sirota, and Triple Sixx—emerged in 2020, crafting songs that reflect the absurdities of modern life. Their debut album, Smoke & Mirrors, resonated with fans by combining sharp storytelling and commanding soundscapes. Now, Reloaded aims to deepen that connection, proving GXTP is more than a moment—it’s a movement.
An Album Fueled by Collaboration
The heartbeat of Reloaded lies in its collaborations. Fans were introduced to this new chapter with two powerhouse singles: “My Devil At Home”, featuring Sueco, and “Couldn’t Keep the Faith”, a haunting anthem with Faris Zahid. Both tracks set the tone for an album that promises intrigue, depth, and a touch of mischief.
Adding to the allure, the music video for My Devil At Home captures a stark, cinematic world where light and shadow collide, underscoring the song’s duality. It’s no wonder the video has sparked widespread anticipation for the full album.
Perhaps the album’s boldest collaboration comes in “Te’Kill’Ya,” featuring Killer Mike and Santana. The track marries blistering rhythms with electric precision, showcasing GXTP’s knack for weaving humor into their intensity.
Born of Chaos, Thriving in Harmony
The name GXTP, short for “guns and toilet paper,” reflects the absurdity of its origin during the height of the pandemic. Yet beneath the playful acronym lies a band unafraid to tackle weighty themes. Their music is both commentary and catharsis, dissecting societal fissures with wit and grit.
Sasha Sirota describes their creative process as a blend of spontaneity and intent, saying, “Reloaded is about exploring the stories we’ve carried with us while bringing in new voices to amplify those ideas.”
A Tracklist Worth Anticipating
Reloaded spans 11 tracks, each offering something distinct. From the blistering energy of “Angel Born in Hell” to the reflective tones of “Matter,” every song feels like a statement. Collaborations like “One Race” with David Bryan of Bon Jovi and the hard-hitting “Brothers Till the End” cement the album’s diverse appeal.
The Future of Rock, Reimagined
GXTP has captured something rare—a sound that feels familiar yet unmistakably their own. With Reloaded, they invite listeners to reconsider what modern rock can be. The album isn’t just a follow-up to their debut; it’s a declaration of intent, a promise to keep creating music that challenges, engages, and entertains.
If you failed to catch this album on it’s release November 8th, then get ready to experience the world through GXTP’s lens. For now, dive into the evocative world of “My Devil At Home” and revisit the haunting melodies of “Couldn’t Keep the Faith”. You’ll find yourself counting down the days until Reloaded finally hits.
Stay Connected
Follow GXTP on Instagram, Spotify, TikTok, and YouTube for exclusive updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses of what’s next. This is a band that refuses to rest on its laurels—be ready to join them for the ride.
