Unfortunately the band doesn't cover mediocre '90s Rush songs like I had hoped.
Toontrack know that to hype things up a little Meshuggah goes a long way.
Pensado's Place does a lengthy interview regarding Andrews' production work
I guess he gets his workout on tour by just lifting the damn thing.
So, who wants to give up playing their instrument and take up huffing paint?
It's a bird! It's a band! It's - post-blackmetal weirdshit?
Visit relaxing studio in Switzerland, try to find reasons to get angry while sunbathing in mountainous paradise.
He's not satisfied with a mere 13 inches of signature hi-hats. He had to go longer.
I have to admit I spent a good 15 minutes clicking on various cymbals.
A one-man Obscura record? Yes, have some.
Who would win in a fight, Axe-FX or an Imperial Star Destroyer?
Nope. We're not going to make any "Trapped Under Ice" puns. Too easy.
In keeping with our website's goals we are obliged to provide a rig rundown for the gear in Phil's video.
The band goes into far more detail about the recording process than what I'm used to seeing from bands' studio
Andrews Scheps worked with Rick Rubin on mixing Sabbath's 13, among other albums.
