PUSCIFER, A PERFECT CIRCLE & PRIMUS Release "Sessanta E.P.P.P."

Puscifer, A Perfect Circle, and Primus have collectively released their new EP, titled “Sessanta E.P.P.P.” This three-song release, available today (March 29) via Puscifer Entertainment, features one new song from each of the named bands, with all three tracks co-written by their driving creative force, Maynard James Keenan.

The EP, which is slated to be performed live at multiple upcoming dates, is available digitally and on vinyl, and can be ordered at this location. The webstore exclusive vinyl variant is on glow-in-the-dark vinyl with red and yellow swirls with the b-side featuring an etching of the “Sessanta” mascot, a three-headed creature aptly named Cerbero. The signed, tour-exclusive variant is limited to 75 copies per night and additionally features the three tracks on the A-side along with instrumental versions of the songs on the B-side. A different color variant will be exclusive to each show and will be revealed on the band’s social for each day of the tour.

“Sessanta E.P.P.P.“ is an expanded and resurrected homage to the 2014 Los Angeles event titled “Cinquanta”, which was originally intended to be a one-time-only celebration. Much like that fabled evening, which commemorated Keenan‘s 50th birthday, “Sessanta” celebrates this legendary frontman as he welcomes 60.

The tour’s unique format will see the musicians from each band joining one another’s performances throughout the concert, each adding unique flavor and perspective to the experience. While each group will have their own distinctive set planned, the instrumentalists will both shift and transform as the night tells its tales.

“It took some massaging and some long days in rehearsal, but we managed to seamlessly pull off this three-song rotation at ‘Cinquanta’, my 50th-birthday shows, at The Greek Theatre in 2014,” Keenan said of the upcoming shows. These dates will also manifest A Perfect Circle‘s first live performances since 2018. Keenan continued: “Bands aren’t used to simultaneously sharing the stage with other bands, but if anyone can do it, it’s Primus, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer.”