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thanks, this was a very creative period for me.

Thanks! Full track coming soon! I think this was Fuzz War into Plumes.

HI, Thank you very much for your kindness. I do hope there was something I was able to convey with this video. I have been saddened that the band I worked very hard to put and keep together once again has parted ways. Fortunately I was able to get this one recorded and am working on that projects last release.

That's quite unfortunate to hear, your band breaking up I mean. I'll definitely be listening to that last bit whenever you drop it though. As far as stuff that I've learned, I don't plan to tune my guitar to anything that's not Drop C anytime soon (for consistency's sake and creativity's sake), but your video has gotten me to start thinking more about intervals and how they work. I was already planning on taking music theory at my community college next semester, but your video showed me a practical application of that concept, so I'm more excited than ever to go. Thanks again for your video, and I hope you're able to continue making music regardless.

Yea this album did have MBV influence for sure. Ya know I wish the same here. There seems to be a pigeon whole for what folks doing live music want to play. My screamo/punk project kind of just fell all apart two months ago and I've been disheartened knowing how hard it is to find folks whom like the same stuff. I wish for us both to have the patience and chance to meet with others that share in the joy of music we like to make. Thank you for reaching out to me and your kindness. It is greatly appreciated.

I'm not sure I know how to play anything authentically shoegaze. Screamo has been my favorite genre since I was a teen and it's taken me a long time to write and play stuff that resembles it. That said, check out a solo record I released this year, particularly the tracks "Articles of Bombing" and "Marshalls Song." rabidue.bandcamp.com/album/malady-of-a-dying-flame

I'm putting together another release with my band Portia right now. We recorded our set live, one room one take at a friends now defunct coffee shop. It will have this track on there. I guess that's what you can expect next on the channel.

@@garrettdebell YO mate fantastic noise track, i love it and you can f*ckin sing too. So awesome mate!!

It’s a Traynor Yrm-1.

Making my day, thank you! I’m hoping to get a full band recording of this but for now I do have this love besides of us a couple months ago. Song starts at around 25s m.ruclips.net/video/RMCHLJlwc74/видео.html As for that section in this video I have an expression pedal controlling the volume of the reverb on my “When the Sun Explodes” pedal.

@@garrettdebell really nice man. I would’ve thought you were using a delay pedal + exp pedal. I’m going to give this tuning a go. Sounds amazing! Any band ig page?

Yes! You can find us @portia.theband We’re playing a laundromat next Friday and I’ve got a friend filming so hopefully new stuff to share soon!

open.spotify.com/artist/7zdDYCHC6M98qNZGV8a6kZ?si=-Uc3VO8ZQbK9VLdRJALXyg Hey! try this link. I had re-mastered a couple recordings and it seems to have gotten messy with the re-upload.

@garrettdebell Oh, thank you very much, this worked! You should probably change the "artist pick" on Rabidue (cool name, by the way) to this link if you can. Though I just noticed that I could've found it through the "fans listen" section. Anyway, I was puzzled by all the songs disappearing from my playlist. Glad to have them back. Keep making good shit!

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Yes it is! It's a humbucker shaped p90, this one in particular is produced by Fralin. It was night and day for me. I just love the sound of single coils. This bridge had more bite and clang than the 490t's this SG came with. My neck pup is just a dummy. I will say checking out the volume and tone pots can be helpful. Higher resistances bleed more treble. My stock Gibsons were way out of spec at 200k so I swapped them out for 500k's. I can see about making a video on my board sometime!

Thanks a ton. If this is your jam you may enjoy my work on a small release called "The Marantz Experiments" with two tracks recorded in mono onto an older dictation machine. I use more of my baritone voice on them but the instrumentation is similar.

You're right, this is rather niche. I do think there is some appeal for folks who like artists like the Microphones/The Books/Neutral Milk etc. I am being more forgiving to myself. It's a lot to do on your own and with all the music that comes out everyday I think it's fine whatever happens. It's been better since releasing the album as I've just been able to solely practice and that's felt positive. Things are gonna pick up again in the fall with the band so I have that to look forward to as well. Thanks for reaching out, Peace be with you too.

It's great to hear from you. How have you been up there? Ya know I've been thinking about moving back to the midwest quite a bit, specifically Chicago.

@@garrettdebell I’ve been well! Working on music projects myself but nothing release ready yet. Chicago is an awesome city! The Midwest has a lot of cool places. You would be trading aggressive heat for oppressive cold though haha!

Thanks for reaching out. I by no means am quitting music but I do believe spending hundreds of hours on home recordings is taking it's toll and my time doing music may be better spent practicing. Still, I suppose it can be all cut from the same cloth and getting healthier is certainly a goal.