So made it out to our boy @TurkeypillSLEEP show last night here in the Lou. Much happy grindage, and the man can play.
But so not my scene
But so not my scene
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So made it out to our boy @TurkeypillSLEEP show last night here in the Lou. Much happy grindage, and the man can play.
But so not my scene![]()
Was it Brony rock?
what do you guys use for a really tight sound? my new band is way faster, less doomy, loads of fills and fast runs with the guitarist. hotcake is too blown out, Bluebeard not defined/bitey enough. together in stereo they doom really well but the low end isn't defined as I would like it. oxfuzz perhaps?
what do you guys use for a really tight sound? my new band is way faster, less doomy, loads of fills and fast runs with the guitarist. hotcake is too blown out, Bluebeard not defined/bitey enough. together in stereo they doom really well but the low end isn't defined as I would like it. oxfuzz perhaps?
what do you guys use for a really tight sound? my new band is way faster, less doomy, loads of fills and fast runs with the guitarist. hotcake is too blown out, Bluebeard not defined/bitey enough. together in stereo they doom really well but the low end isn't defined as I would like it. oxfuzz perhaps?
I use a B3K and Blower Box both at low settings for my fast stuff. Heavy, versatile, and still kills!what do you guys use for a really tight sound? my new band is way faster, less doomy, loads of fills and fast runs with the guitarist. hotcake is too blown out, Bluebeard not defined/bitey enough. together in stereo they doom really well but the low end isn't defined as I would like it. oxfuzz perhaps?