Graham
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They do seem rare used, which speaks to the quality
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Dvne - Etemen Ænka A Scottish band with a big future before them, I believe the name is pronounced "Dune"
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I might be in a position to spend a bit of money on a bass later this year, what's the going rate for a used NS5-XL these days?
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I've only just discovered Ataxia, really like it - just the sort of thing I'm digging at the moment
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Today has been: Touché Amoré - Stage Four Ataxia - Automatic Writing The Mars Volta - Deloused In The Comatorium
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The new Cannibal Corpse, which is far better than I was expecting
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Tool - Fear Inoculum
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Sometimes it's hard to to appreciate the bass in metal
Graham replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
That Job For A Cowboy is stunning,.I wrote them off as a MySpace deathcore band before stumbling across this a couple of years ago, sadly I think it was their last record. Conquering Dystopia is another great instrumental metal band, with Alex Webster on bass -
Sometimes it's hard to to appreciate the bass in metal
Graham replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
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So far today, the new efforts from Zao - The Crimson Corridor and The Armed - Ultrapop
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I normally go on my own, as it means I can set my own schedule - arrive early to catch the first band? Fine, wait until the kids are asleep before leaving and only see the headliner? Also fine. Band kinda sucks and I want to leave early? Just go. That all being said, I've just bought tickets for Every Time I Die and The Bronx in January for me and a mate from work
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Yeah, I'd really like to see them live, I think Mirrors is probably my album of the year so far
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So far today: Melvins - Houdini Napalm Death - Utilitarian Pupil Slicer - Mirrors Coming up next, Bast - Nanoangstrom https://bastmusic.bandcamp.com/album/nano-ngstr-m
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Emma Ruth Rundell and Thou, again
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I was at that show, DT were a bit meh, LaBrie seemed completely disinterested
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You might enjoy this podcast, as the guest Luke booked that Testament show and his story about how his financed it is worth a listen alone 😁 https://open.spotify.com/episode/2JE35lJopFyIzFkkdObQ47?si=z5Htk9fYS32zc8n6FniO2Q&utm_source=copy-link
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Sometimes rock needs to be just fast and very loud
Graham replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
If I need to put myself in the right frame of mind for a meeting or similar at work, I usually reach for one of these three They gee me up into, normally, a better mood -
Clearly just a Jane Prentiss signature model (niche reference alert)
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Bought a pedal from Nick, great comms, well packed, shipped fast - couldn't ask for more
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Could be a Dunable, not sure though
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As it's St Patrick's Day
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The debut album from London grindcore/mathcore band Pupil Slicer which came out today, great stuff https://pupilslicer.bandcamp.com/album/mirrors
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I'd put Gallows in the Hardcore category myself, which in itself is quite broad and crosses over with both punk and metal at various points.
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I think @Monkey Steve did this or a similar tuning in a fiver for a gig
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Mrs fosters. - Self-surgery Chelsea Wolfe and drummer Jess Gowrie playing some very 90s inspired work, genre is a bit vague but it's very good The album art is NSFW mind https://mrspiss.bandcamp.com/album/self-surgery Edit: Enjoying the swear filter here, lol
