they all have wheels.
and it gets PLENTY loud as individual setups... it would just get Juciferdundent to use em all.
and it gets PLENTY loud as individual setups... it would just get Juciferdundent to use em all.
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The stoner/doom bassists thread...
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that's all the more reason to use both at once...
how do you like the cathedral? i dig mine. run the stereo out of that to both rigs at once
how do you like the cathedral? i dig mine. run the stereo out of that to both rigs at once
The MONOBROW album is now available on vinyl for anyone that is interested.
$20 and free shipping for TB members (canada and US) just send me a PM instead of going through the bandcamp site.
here is a reveiw from The Obelisk: Invalid Link Removed
$20 and free shipping for TB members (canada and US) just send me a PM instead of going through the bandcamp site.
here is a reveiw from The Obelisk: Invalid Link Removed
We played a show at UMD last night inside their college radio station. I have a live studio recording of the set we played and I'll have it up on bandcamp later today 
Glad I found this.
first off- thanks for offering a digital download in FLAC. I've spend a lot of time and money converting everything to FLAC, and it's always appreciated when I'm able to buy and download new bands/albums this way.
Second- thanks for recording a darn good album. You guys are pulling off a couple of things that are hard to do: 3-piece, no vocals. Rough way to go, but it works.
Third- I get the impression you guys grew up listening to more than just Kyuss and Fu Manchu. There are more good riffs and ideas in each song than I usually hear on entire mainstream albums!
And lastly- love the bass playing. In the pocket when you need to be, and some serious riffing when you can get away with it. Nicely done!
geez, this is funny, the band im in wrote a song a couple months back and has that same opening progression in the breakdown only sped up. sounds like its in the same key too.
oh well ozzy put it best "no one is original anymore"
swspiers said:
Thanks for all the compliments, much appreciated. Especially love your third point and I'm glad that it comes through in our music.
I've listened to the Monobrow album maybe 5 or 6 times all the way through and randomly get the riffs stuck in my head without listening to the album. Those riffs are contagious!
Also, you can check out our live show at the radio station at [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
geez, this is funny, the band im in wrote a song a couple months back and has that same opening progression in the breakdown only sped up. sounds like its in the same key too.
oh well ozzy put it best "no one is original anymore"
haha, I wouldn't doubt it. Just good ol A minor.
Normally, I'd get all snarky and be like "they played in Chicago last year, and then Colorado," but obviously that's a ridiculous travelling distance for you poor souls living in places that aren't close to each other.
That said, a few friends and I drove six hours to see 'em in Philly.
Make it happen.
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Bass needs seriously turned up, vocals need seriously turned down. He DI'd my SVT when I probably should have made him mic my bassbombs instead. Plus the vocal mic feedback is painful. All I got was a wav file burned onto the CD so couldn't do any mixing.
Oh well, the show was fun and the recording was free
At least my tone is pretty wicked when you can actually hear me during the solos... Drums sound terrific and Bryan shredded his face off on the one solo.
Oh well, the show was fun and the recording was free
At least my tone is pretty wicked when you can actually hear me during the solos... Drums sound terrific and Bryan shredded his face off on the one solo.
Normally, I'd get all snarky and be like "they played in Chicago last year, and then Colorado," but obviously that's a ridiculous travelling distance for you poor souls living in places that aren't close to each other.
That said, a few friends and I drove six hours to see 'em in Philly.
Make it happen.
I drove 3-4 hours to see them in Chicago. Driving through Chicago is like driving through Fallujah! Luckily I have a place to stay when I go down there.
A few friends of mine were at the Chicago show, that venue seemed pretty sick.
I'm lucky enough to have never driven through the city, but as an often-terrified passenger, I totally agree.
Checking out the live stream now, getting the billows feature (yeah, you heard me) up this afternoon.
I'm lucky enough to have never driven through the city, but as an often-terrified passenger, I totally agree.
Checking out the live stream now, getting the billows feature (yeah, you heard me) up this afternoon.
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