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I have been increasingly obsessed with them over the past few years and even more so with the new album and the guys making the podcast rounds. Listen to Ken’s interview on the Tone Mob podcast. Lots of great gear talk and breaks down the bass tone on Fantastic Planet. They are going to be here in Denver on my birthday!
Now that I have something to contribute, my newest band (high karate) played our first show back about a month ago; small show but was absolutely amazeballs. I was running high before, during and after. And now we’re going into the studio come March, so doubly excited (4 songs).
Also excited about this newest board configuration, and that everything fits. Rawkandrolla
Just took a look at the pick guards on that greasy grooves site. This is by far the best one:
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Now that on a righty bass played lefty...
@Novarocker the Light Pedal is definitely not a gimmick. There's an interesting short video on YouTube about how they came up with it...highly recommended.
Damn how were you able to get ahold of one of those 1978 preamps? Been wanting to try one of those for a while! Also cool 190.
Hi Everybody,
I keep meaning to post this, but keep forgetting, so I feel like I need to do it before I forget (yet again)…
I have been listening to this album the last few nights to relax/fall asleep to…
REALLY love the second track on this album (although I would argue that the whole album seems pretty epic):
I think I like what I’ve heard from them because it still sounds pretty structured and has some Thrash/Death Metal vibes to it, but it can also get almost atmospheric at times…
If you don’t have time for the whole album, I really dig this track:
iTunes kept suggesting them as a similar band to Steel Bearing Hand…
I still really like Slay In Hell by Steel Bearing Hand so I’ve been looking for similar sounding bands…
Suffering Hour seems a little more experimental and a little more progressive by comparison…
No idea if others here will enjoy this, but I really like what I’ve heard from them so far…
If you need something grim to chase away Winter Blues I hope this will help…
Thanks! \m/
I really like flanger. But my phaser experience isn't too extended. I had a JAM Pedals Ripple Bass, and that was a two stage phaser, which is way too subtle. I do not like subtle bass effects. Same thing with OD, never hold on to OD pedals, because I want extremes, not just a touch of grit (which is a lie, but my Olympic preamp adds some tube grit). Anyhoo, flanger is more extreme, so I like flanger morePer the recent modulation discussion - flanger or phaser? Typically, I have liked the flanger more, but I'm really digging the thick syrupy tone of my old DOD Phaser lately. Not an important question, really, but a fun one.
Perhaps most importantly, have you heard Bolt Thrower?
Perhaps it's a matter of specific flangers/phasers, but I feel my phaser is much less subtle. Then again, it could be that I prefer subtle flangers. Guess I'll have to get to tweaking some more knobs... Such a pity...I really like flanger. But my phaser experience isn't too extended. I had a JAM Pedals Ripple Bass, and that was a two stage phaser, which is way too subtle. I do not like subtle bass effects. Same thing with OD, never hold on to OD pedals, because I want extremes, not just a touch of grit (which is a lie, but my Olympic preamp adds some tube grit). Anyhoo, flanger is more extreme, so I like flanger more![]()
Also interested in anything like Bolt Thrower. I've never heard Memoriam...giving them a listen now!Whenever I think of something that is both groovy and insanely heavy, this is the track that comes to mind. Love some Bolt Thrower. Jo Bench is criminally underrated and the reason I now have a PD7. Her tone is simply immense, and everything is just no nonsense, but it just plain slays. Still wish they were around, even though Memoriam is basically Bolt Thrower 2.0.
Anybody know other bands in a similar vein to Bolt Thrower?
If memory serves, it's most of Bolt Thrower reformed into a new band. But no Jo Bench or drummer.Also interested in anything like Bolt Thrower. I've never heard Memoriam...giving them a listen now!
No Jo Bench no care! (I'm kidding...mostly.)If memory serves, it's most of Bolt Thrower reformed into a new band. But no Jo Bench or drummer.
Anybody know other bands in a similar vein to Bolt Thrower?
Heavy, groovy, warlike...By Jove you may have nailed it.
How is it I always thought Hail of Bullets was a power metal band? This stuff is awesome! Thank you! Now I need to get some of their stuff in my rotation.