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Aenimus bassist Seth Stephens lays
Guitarist Sarah Longfield demonstrates some
Bros and Go's - you
Full set from drummer Casey
Check out some high-res, multi-cam
Jay plays through "AOV" live!
Live set from 2000 emerges
Alongside Primitive Weapons and Mutoid
Shane Matthewson rips "Management Control"
Deafheaven give a in-depth walk through of their guitar rigs. See how the satanic shoegaze sausage is made.
How long do you think it would it take to restring all these in one sitting?
Since exiting The Ocean (having played on the band's two finest albums, Pelagial and Heliocentric), guitarist Jonathan Nido and drummer Luc Hess have been honing their rock chops in Closet Disco Queen. The duo is about to release a new EP, phenomenally titled Sexy Audio Deviance for Punk
See the gear and hear the jams.
Variax + Helix = Varilix?
Drag 'N Drop Songwriting -
Slappa de bass
I had a chance to talk to the band's vocalist/guitarist/producer Tim Narducci about the tracking sessions, and the band's approach
As part of our partnership with Swedish recording software company Toontrack for Metal Month all November, Gear Gods will be
But the two manufacturers are taking very different approaches.
It also lets us use tech buzz words like "cloud" on a metal site.
Pensado's Place does a lengthy interview regarding Andrews' production work
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.
I have to admit I spent a good 15 minutes clicking on various cymbals.
Who would win in a fight, Axe-FX or an Imperial Star Destroyer?
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.
But we've put in the time to squeeze out any info we could regarding the band's GodCity sessions.
Steve Fryette wants to put your money where his amp is.
He is a drum machine fed on misery. Your sadness and jealousy just make him play faster.
Exclusive performance jams in less time than it takes to cook a Pop Tart.