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The technical death metal band brings the futurism without getting too technical about it.
The band has recently moved to Kemper Profiling amps.
A drummer that brings his own mics to the gig is a drummer I can get behind.
A spin on the usual Rigged format. Today, we enter the studio to see how the guitar tone on The Killing Gods was achieved.
Get the kick right or
We got advice from a
Get your guitar tone toight
Specifically a Laney LA412 HLC and Laney TI412S.
Not the best thing to bring to a BBQ, but definitely tasty on the gig.
Thanks, EarthQuaker Devices.
You know at least one of Joe's bass lines.
They barely sold any.
Hello Kitty, bringer of destruction.
On Reverb, of course.
In all its orange glory.
Enter the centaur, again.
Refused might be dead, but these drums aren't.
Another one for the limelight.
High On Fire and Mutoid Man bassist Jeff Matz has played a Dunable for years, and now he's got his
Six delays, five reverbs, loads of options.
As white as they come.
Featuring that Dirk Verbeuren magic.
As majestic as you think it is.