What happened to being open-minded and respecting what other people choose to listen to? It may not be the most melodically inspired song (or band), but it's pretty obvious to me that the focus is mainly on technical rhythms. I double dare any of you haters to try and match his playing. Just because you don't happen to like them, that doesn't mean they suck by definition.
Lennart N It's not close-minded to say that this is simple riffing. That's also not an insult. I doubt Alex would get his panties in a twist over someone stating what he knows is the fact since he plays the shit every night. It's not hard, or technical. Once again, not an insult, just what it is. Not that it matters.
@@higler. I know this is like 3 years old but I agree lol I hate when people are like oh this is so easy to play. It's not about how easy or hard something is to play it's about making sounds that you want to make. Some are easy some are hard.
What has happened to the metal head community. Everyone bitching about this and that. I've been a dedicated metal fan for years, and if I do t like a band, I do t listen to them. I don't feel the need to hate just because our music is about hate. \m/
+FoxxyGrandpa Music I saw one guy in the comments saying that he has a "PhD in musicology" and he says Whitechapel is mediocre and simple and shit and so on. Like, fine. That's his own opinion, just don't come here hating and ruining the fun for others! Right?
Here's a better idea. Don't like it? Don't fucking watch it! LEAVE. What comes over you people of such limited intelligence? Do you just walk by a car lot, go up to a salesman and tell him everything you think is wrong or you don't like about every car on the lot? Seriously. Go play fucking guitar however you like it and stop telling other people what's wrong with their personal tastes. It is one of the things that is seriously wrong with the world. "If you don't have anything nice to say, then shut the fuck up".
Lethargica Stengah Well, I am glad you are so quick on your feet. Try doing something constructive now instead of being a moron arguing with people about something that is not relevant to their lives at all on the internet.
Calling all defender to post about how this is their signature sound and not to be judged solely by this one song, for their guitar playing ability. I see haters comment everywhere.
Kinda wish they also had Ben on here to show how Alex's rhythms go with Ben's leads and licks so it doesn't seem like all these guys do is play chords :/
I'm assuming this is his signature guitar. Why is there a pickup selector if it only has one humbucker? Is it a coil tap... and it's Whitechapel... why would he need a coil tap?
It's a Stephen Carpenter and the pick guard is covering the old neck pickup and he had a Dimarzio humbucker put in and no neck one, so the selector is still there from the original neck humbucker
To everyone squabbling in here: Listen to what you like, play what you like, and stop bitching about it. :) If I may suggest, try listening to a large variety of music. Both within the Metal genre and outside! By limiting to one genre or (worse) sub-genre, you're just limiting yourself and your own enjoyment and discovery of music!
personally, a tab book or having the tabs in the description would be a lot easier for me. Watching someone play and then trying it myself isn't very easy lol
Right. will you all stop arguing about if its heavy enough etc. it doesn't fucking matter if you like it or not. Its as simple as this!!! if you like it, you like it an if you dont like it go listen to what you like... no one could give a fuck... respect the music for what it is!!! which is music if you couldn't guess.
After seeing the endorsement adds and various write ups on this band I was curious to hear what they sound like and get an insight on the guitar playing especially with 3 downtuned sevenstrings... I'll try and frame this in a positive way, I hoped they would be more rhythmically creative, harmonically interesting, have cool guitar playing and unique or brutal vocals with interesting lyrics.... Disappointed but I guess there are plenty of other bands to check out.
Not a fan of this band myself. But Jesus there must be a fucking buttload of musical genus commenting of this forum judging by the negative comments being made towards Alex Wade and Whitechapel who may I say is a pretty damn good player. Man I should feel grateful just to be able to post on the same youtube video as you. If you don't fucking like it don't watch it and keep your mouths shut.
i mainly play folk music, and im kinda surprised how easy this is to play. Maybe its because im a 5 finger fingerstylist, but i was surprised how siimple the chords were and how simple the riff progression was. He mainly riffed on three strings. He should learn to use his other fingers; instead of depending on a pick. I thought heavy meant heavy in notes, but apparently its about distortion pedals you buy. My mistake.
Jonor Nokturl no, but ive played numerous decapitated songs (which is far more technical than this). In folk music, you would not be able to get away with this type of horrendous anchoring. It is really not that hard to stop anchoring. What hes doing looks sloppy, and hes really holding himself back. Its harder to move seamlessly through strings when your keeping pressure on fingertips like that. Look at a folk musician like ben howard. He plays complex fingering patterns and goes back and forth between strings like its nothing. Their is no heavy distortion like metal, but the technicality required is far greater than this. Not only that, but the pressure required to play on heavier acoustic gauges is something alot of metal players cannot do. I dont know why some metal heads insist on acting like their music is so hard and therefore are "tough" because they can play it. With that said metal heads are usually more knowledgeable about good gear. Folk musicians rarely know about good amps or good pickups.
Well I mean quite a few of the subgenres of metal can revolve around very low tunings, high gauge strings and high gain. I don't doubt what you said though. I can play songs such as this however I'm hopeless at arpeggios when they're in songs like Cemetary Gates by Pantera or Dear God by Avenged Sevenfold (which is a country-themed song). It's something I'd love to be able to do though. As far as metal goes, this is nowhere near as hard as it can get. However, I don't quite agree with the thing about strings on an acoustic being hard to play for metal musicians. Metal musicians will often use high gauge strings because of the greater tone they give and because they can take more of a beating so the transition may not be all that different. I use standard 10-46 strings and I have no problem on an acoustic guitar. I've never really heard of metal heads insisting on ALL metal being hard to play. In the metal scene on RUclips it won't be hard to find people taking the piss out of djent. The heavy part is more about the tone rather than the notes as well and the tone is affecting by the things I listed in the first sentence. I wouldn't mind getting more into folk music though, I like quite a lot of music, just metal is my go to favourite genre.
"I'm hopeless at arpeggios" -- if you did get into folk, it might help you with that. If you ever watch any hozier live performances, you notice he uses four fingers to fingerpick. He is able to seamlessly move through the strings. Arpeggios are easy for me, but its because i use my fingers.
I myself prefer the older albums. Our Endless War had some gems (Worship the Digital Age) and whatnot; but, since then they just keep writing more and more simplified riffage. I don't know if they're just that eager to throw out material every two years or if they have a contract, but it just seems like they just write whatever nowadays. Aside from the lyrics, and decent drum tracks, the guitarists of WC just seem bland with their newer style.
+ToS Productions If you listen carefully during most parts of the song you can hear the three guitarists all doing a complete different riff. That's why they have three guitarists.
To anybody talking shit about how these guys aren't technical or they're all just boring power chords, listen to their song Vicer Exciser and tell me that's not technical. Anything off of The Somatic Defilement (their first album) is infinitely more technical and progressive than every song on Our Endless War.
Awesome band Fuck all you haters Cause I bet half of you Don't even have what it takes to tour So just enjoy Or continue to hate I like the band a lot Awesome dudes
There's a song that's in Drop D, most are in drop G and/or Drop A on this album, and he told a friend of mine that the saw is the law is actually in Drop F
I'm sure there are tons of songs that you people love that are simple but you just don't get to see it played like this for you to pick apart. If it sounds good, then bang your head. Instead of bashing the man, try thanking him for taking the tome to shows up his work. BTW, he's in Whitechapel and you're not.
Its not his tone. Its the strings. They're probably like 20 minutes old lol. Fresh strings always have that bright twangy sound. Definitely helps for what he's doing though. It would be hard to distinguish what the fuck he's playing without them because its in Drop G.
Abraham Owen i think this is not just The strings, that sound mainly comes From your picking style and something like tubescreamer (and ofc new strings always sound a bit clearer)
It's an SCT-607B. He removed the pearl white pickguard and the "neck" pickup, and covered it with a black pickguard, and changed the bridge pickup out for a DiMarzio Deactivator 7.
Remember when they used to not always play an entire album of slam slam riffs. Where's the fast shit and death metal type shit. Bored as hell with this band past releases. *** IMO ****
Ashton Wilkins I've heard that they actually tune to Drop A and use a drop pedal to take it down a step, do you know if this is true? They seem to use some pretty thin-ass strings.
I have to admit that im definitely not a fan of them but I did like the first riff, but you do have a point in that it isnt original its just a low tuning with chuggin, but there are a few decent parts
+Armando Henriquez Something so dumb that the strings move if a breeze comes up. You do NOT have to down tune to be heavy. It's just a dumb fad that will hopefully die out.
I honestly Cant tell if this guy is a brutally wicked deathcore guitarist or someone who just plays chuggy power chords and has no real melodic ability.....
I am 5 year old guitar player and only 14 I think it's not about how hard the song is but how much fun you have playing.
Thisen Panditha truee
Put this to the effin top! Kid knows whats up
**take off hat** aye kid, I agree
Ha! Gaaay.
FINALLY SOMEONE WHO KNOWS WHAT MUSIC IS ACTUALLY ABOUT (as long as its not sonically unpleasant to hear)
The metal community is probably the most divided most harsh on different bands of the genre and surrounding genres
What happened to being open-minded and respecting what other people choose to listen to? It may not be the most melodically inspired song (or band), but it's pretty obvious to me that the focus is mainly on technical rhythms. I double dare any of you haters to try and match his playing. Just because you don't happen to like them, that doesn't mean they suck by definition.
Lennart N It's not close-minded to say that this is simple riffing. That's also not an insult. I doubt Alex would get his panties in a twist over someone stating what he knows is the fact since he plays the shit every night. It's not hard, or technical.
Once again, not an insult, just what it is. Not that it matters.
@@higler. I know this is like 3 years old but I agree lol I hate when people are like oh this is so easy to play. It's not about how easy or hard something is to play it's about making sounds that you want to make. Some are easy some are hard.
who gives a shit if the song is easy to play, if he gets the sound he wants it's perfectly fine. And i'm sure he can play harder stuff
I mean the guitar work in the first and second records are NOT easy by any means, so he can definitely play
I have never seen a 7-stringed Tele before.
check out Stephen Carpenters bunch
Check also the Chapman ML7 T-type
ESP ltd make a cool 7 string Tele.
not the one in this video though...
NutsTesticles That actually is Stephen Carpenter's signature model. Alex just modded it.
You guys realize that there 3 guitar players on Whitechapel right?
..Obviously, this is not lead.
Yes, more of this. Playthroughs from ALL types of bands and artists, GW, please.
But can he play smoke on the water?
What has happened to the metal head community. Everyone bitching about this and that. I've been a dedicated metal fan for years, and if I do t like a band, I do t listen to them. I don't feel the need to hate just because our music is about hate. \m/
\m/ Whitechapel \m/ . Saw them live last month and it was epic!
I see this comment section and all I see are butthurt music elitists. Grow up.
Kyle Thomas i don't understand why people just come to hate like wtf
+FoxxyGrandpa Music I saw one guy in the comments saying that he has a "PhD in musicology" and he says Whitechapel is mediocre and simple and shit and so on. Like, fine. That's his own opinion, just don't come here hating and ruining the fun for others! Right?
Our Endless War isn't necessarily a bad album, but The Somatic Defilement is miles above it in every aspect.
I think our endless war and their self titled albums are their best work personally
Self-titled and A New Era of Corruption are my go-to. Try as I might I can't get into their older shit like Somatic Defilement or This is Exile.
Here's a better idea. Don't like it? Don't fucking watch it! LEAVE. What comes over you people of such limited intelligence? Do you just walk by a car lot, go up to a salesman and tell him everything you think is wrong or you don't like about every car on the lot? Seriously. Go play fucking guitar however you like it and stop telling other people what's wrong with their personal tastes. It is one of the things that is seriously wrong with the world. "If you don't have anything nice to say, then shut the fuck up".
Here's a better idea. Don't like it? Don't fuck read them! LEAVE.
fuck.
Lethargica Stengah
That must have taken you at least an hour to come up with. ^ Get laid, find a hobby. You need it.
Guitar Porn Took me around a minute, actually.
Lethargica Stengah Well, I am glad you are so quick on your feet. Try doing something constructive now instead of being a moron arguing with people about something that is not relevant to their lives at all on the internet.
The band name is one word, Guitar World. Whitechapel, after the town in the UK.
Small correction on that Whitechapel is an area within London, it's where the Jack The Ripper killings were centred around.
Calling all defender to post about how this is their signature sound and not to be judged solely by this one song, for their guitar playing ability. I see haters comment everywhere.
This guitar is so cool!
if you want to hear some technical shit go listen to rings of saturn...these guys push it to the limit.
Whitechapel is heavy as fuck tho
+Chris Meier if you're only going to say Whitechapel is heavy? then why bring of RoS, makes it sound like you're dissing Whitechapel
Our Endless Power-chord*
I like this song but that's pretty funny lol
(It's all you fucking need)
Nicholas Isoldi lol lol
Very fun song to play
+pastilance1 IKR!
I was the hugest fan of whitechapels first two albums
whitechapel is still the heaviest band i've ever heard
Farrell Tamke Guess you havent heard within the ruins then.
FifaScythi guess u haven't heard disgorge, abominable putridity, pathology, condemned, etc
Fuck mate, you've been living in a cave if you think deathcore is heavy.
Deathcore is the most whiny shit u can hear m8
+Farrell Tamke loool you need to get out more...fuck this shitty sub genre. heavy my ass.
Kinda wish they also had Ben on here to show how Alex's rhythms go with Ben's leads and licks so it doesn't seem like all these guys do is play chords :/
Idk why people are bitching, i'm a vocalist and i would love to have the talent even play something like this.
People are bitching because they found the song easy. But who cares?
*****
Thank you
You guys know...there are 3 guitarists, right ? And he plays only his part. The lead guitar has some sick riffs. Just so you know.
Love this song
I'm assuming this is his signature guitar. Why is there a pickup selector if it only has one humbucker? Is it a coil tap... and it's Whitechapel... why would he need a coil tap?
It's a Stephen Carpenter and the pick guard is covering the old neck pickup and he had a Dimarzio humbucker put in and no neck one, so the selector is still there from the original neck humbucker
He should've made a special backing track for this playthrough.
Whitechapel is so awesome, and from Tennessee. Is it tough to make 7-strings sound good? Wade is spot on.
+MrJeezus if you dont get boiled peanuts. you dont get whitechapel
Clicked the video expecting a shit storm in the comment section. Wasn't disappointed...
Don't judge the band or genre on this performance!
I just wanna know what amp he's playing through, cause that tone is life.
To everyone squabbling in here: Listen to what you like, play what you like, and stop bitching about it. :)
If I may suggest, try listening to a large variety of music. Both within the Metal genre and outside! By limiting to one genre or (worse) sub-genre, you're just limiting yourself and your own enjoyment and discovery of music!
personally, a tab book or having the tabs in the description would be a lot easier for me. Watching someone play and then trying it myself isn't very easy lol
to be honest i liked their earlier stuff, it was very brutal, but this painful
that guitar is absolutely gorgeous! ESP needs to take more design advise from whitechapel and stephen carpenter...they have the nicest guitars.
Right. will you all stop arguing about if its heavy enough etc. it doesn't fucking matter if you like it or not. Its as simple as this!!! if you like it, you like it an if you dont like it go listen to what you like... no one could give a fuck... respect the music for what it is!!! which is music if you couldn't guess.
After seeing the endorsement adds and various write ups on this band I was curious to hear what they sound like and get an insight on the guitar playing especially with 3 downtuned sevenstrings... I'll try and frame this in a positive way, I hoped they would be more rhythmically creative, harmonically interesting, have cool guitar playing and unique or brutal vocals with interesting lyrics.... Disappointed but I guess there are plenty of other bands to check out.
@0:013 our endless loop of this exact moment in the video
Not a fan of this band myself. But Jesus there must be a fucking buttload of musical genus commenting of this forum judging by the negative comments being made towards Alex Wade and Whitechapel who may I say is a pretty damn good player. Man I should feel grateful just to be able to post on the same youtube video as you. If you don't fucking like it don't watch it and keep your mouths shut.
7-string black tele???? MY DREAM, need a emg 81 though
Thats what it ships with. He takes the emg's out. SCT607B. It's a great guitar.
cool :D I just bought a new guitar though so i cant afford this one :P
This is his signature guitar, as far as I know...
It's a Stef Carpenter T-7 that Alex received. Cut the pick guard himself, removed the middle pickup and changed the EMG for a dimarzio d-activator
looks awesome, always wanted a telecaster designed for metal
Do "The Saw Is The Law"!
If only he would've play Possibilities of an Impossible Existence instead.. cant find tabs for that song anywhere
I wonder what's the switch for if there's only one pickup and I doubt white chapel or at least Alex needs split coils for what they do
fucking love this song!
i mainly play folk music, and im kinda surprised how easy this is to play. Maybe its because im a 5 finger fingerstylist, but i was surprised how siimple the chords were and how simple the riff progression was. He mainly riffed on three strings. He should learn to use his other fingers; instead of depending on a pick. I thought heavy meant heavy in notes, but apparently its about distortion pedals you buy. My mistake.
nonya fourthreetwoonezero Have you heard most of their songs? You make it sound like they're all like this.
Jonor Nokturl no, but ive played numerous decapitated songs (which is far more technical than this). In folk music, you would not be able to get away with this type of horrendous anchoring. It is really not that hard to stop anchoring. What hes doing looks sloppy, and hes really holding himself back. Its harder to move seamlessly through strings when your keeping pressure on fingertips like that. Look at a folk musician like ben howard. He plays complex fingering patterns and goes back and forth between strings like its nothing. Their is no heavy distortion like metal, but the technicality required is far greater than this. Not only that, but the pressure required to play on heavier acoustic gauges is something alot of metal players cannot do. I dont know why some metal heads insist on acting like their music is so hard and therefore are "tough" because they can play it. With that said metal heads are usually more knowledgeable about good gear. Folk musicians rarely know about good amps or good pickups.
Well I mean quite a few of the subgenres of metal can revolve around very low tunings, high gauge strings and high gain. I don't doubt what you said though. I can play songs such as this however I'm hopeless at arpeggios when they're in songs like Cemetary Gates by Pantera or Dear God by Avenged Sevenfold (which is a country-themed song). It's something I'd love to be able to do though. As far as metal goes, this is nowhere near as hard as it can get. However, I don't quite agree with the thing about strings on an acoustic being hard to play for metal musicians. Metal musicians will often use high gauge strings because of the greater tone they give and because they can take more of a beating so the transition may not be all that different. I use standard 10-46 strings and I have no problem on an acoustic guitar. I've never really heard of metal heads insisting on ALL metal being hard to play. In the metal scene on RUclips it won't be hard to find people taking the piss out of djent. The heavy part is more about the tone rather than the notes as well and the tone is affecting by the things I listed in the first sentence. I wouldn't mind getting more into folk music though, I like quite a lot of music, just metal is my go to favourite genre.
"I'm hopeless at arpeggios" -- if you did get into folk, it might help you with that. If you ever watch any hozier live performances, you notice he uses four fingers to fingerpick. He is able to seamlessly move through the strings. Arpeggios are easy for me, but its because i use my fingers.
It's definitely something I'll need to practice on.
I myself prefer the older albums. Our Endless War had some gems (Worship the Digital Age) and whatnot; but, since then they just keep writing more and more simplified riffage. I don't know if they're just that eager to throw out material every two years or if they have a contract, but it just seems like they just write whatever nowadays. Aside from the lyrics, and decent drum tracks, the guitarists of WC just seem bland with their newer style.
Lil' Wayne's the best guitar player ever. This guy's not even close.
sometimes less is more!
I watched waiting for a solo that never came.
If I may ask, what is the purpose of that pickup switch? He's only got one pickup. Or maybe that is something else other than a pickup switch?
Whitechapel definitely has better songs than this.
+Ballard Mayes yeah! I agree with you!
Jesus Christ you guys are very quick to judge. If you still think that every song requires a solo go home, you're obviously not very open-minded.
this sounds more like post-hardcore instead of deathcore... But FUCK this is amazing!!!
What type of amp is he using? This tone is great. Im guessing a Rivera Knucklehead.
He uses a Kemper profiler, using a 5150 III amp matched tone Zach made.
whats up with the dislikes? no one can play it more right than the actual guitarist haha
i kinda wished he'd play the few leads too
still sick though!
This is good. I still don't understand why Whitechapel needs three guitarists.
+ToS Productions If you listen carefully during most parts of the song you can hear the three guitarists all doing a complete different riff. That's why they have three guitarists.
And sometimes when Ben and Zach are soloing Alex plays the rhythm part
sounds good af live too
That tone reminds me of danza
Frost13 is right. Same old shit you can hear from any band with tattoos . Chug chug chug after chug chug chug
@frozt13 and why are you looking at this video?
Thought that was the Alan Ashby model for a sec.
To anybody talking shit about how these guys aren't technical or they're all just boring power chords, listen to their song Vicer Exciser and tell me that's not technical. Anything off of The Somatic Defilement (their first album) is infinitely more technical and progressive than every song on Our Endless War.
What guitar strap is that??? I cant find a multicam guitar strap anywhere.....
DiMarzio ClipLock (DD2200CM)
K, now do one for Ben's riffs, thanks guitar world.
Our endless 0's
Awesome band
Fuck all you haters
Cause I bet half of you
Don't even have what it takes to tour
So just enjoy
Or continue to hate
I like the band a lot
Awesome dudes
What tuning is he in?
***** That.
TheIMF98
Most of the new album is in drop G, including this song.
There's a song that's in Drop D, most are in drop G and/or Drop A on this album, and he told a friend of mine that the saw is the law is actually in Drop F
Jesus Cordero
Album version of The Saw Is the Law is drop G. In the demo version, I believe it was indeed drop F though.
Any chance of getting tabs for this?
2:39 Meshuggah
I'm sure there are tons of songs that you people love that are simple but you just don't get to see it played like this for you to pick apart. If it sounds good, then bang your head. Instead of bashing the man, try thanking him for taking the tome to shows up his work. BTW, he's in Whitechapel and you're not.
Is it just me, or does the guitar sound a bit muddy?
Full black Stephen carpenter TELE? where to buy?
all you have to do is change the pick guard to black.
Brandon Dickerson but just have one humbucker?
You got me there I did not notice that? Maybe you can order a pick gaurd with no pick up holes so you can make your own. Not sure.
It looks badass
+tae smellsbad Im pretty sure its his signature. Brandon Dickerson
Drop Ö?
Love how twangy his tone is
Its not his tone. Its the strings. They're probably like 20 minutes old lol. Fresh strings always have that bright twangy sound. Definitely helps for what he's doing though. It would be hard to distinguish what the fuck he's playing without them because its in Drop G.
Abraham Owen i think this is not just The strings, that sound mainly comes From your picking style and something like tubescreamer (and ofc new strings always sound a bit clearer)
It's the dimarzio that he's using. I have the identical rig and the twang is very present.
I was 100% sure he was going to do that pick slide in the beginning, after those open chords.
Not hating, just saying it was predictable.
I'm cool with New Era of Corruption and This is Exile, thanks :)
I want rise
Tuning ?
I don't get the growling vocals of this "music". Guess I'm getting old it gives me a headache.
More like our endless power chords
what is the model of the guitar?
It's an SCT-607B. He removed the pearl white pickguard and the "neck" pickup, and covered it with a black pickguard, and changed the bridge pickup out for a DiMarzio Deactivator 7.
Is that a cabbage tatoo?
their quality has declined a lot on their latest album. really sad...their self titled was awesome.
Remember when they used to not always play an entire album of slam slam riffs. Where's the fast shit and death metal type shit. Bored as hell with this band past releases. *** IMO ****
anyone know what tuning he is using
KKV13 drop a or g
KKV13 drop a or g
KKV13 It's Drop G
Jonor Nokturl Thanks man got that
Drop A or Drop G
Drop G
Ashton Wilkins I've heard that they actually tune to Drop A and use a drop pedal to take it down a step, do you know if this is true?
They seem to use some pretty thin-ass strings.
***** G.
WHAT IS THAT GUITAR
Its an LTD Stephen Carpenter signature, modified a little bit.
Alex is a good guitarist and I love these riffs, but the tone is so muddy it doesn't really do the song justice
00:10
Take a ibanez rg common
must have took just under 10 mins to write this
the riffs arent so bad , especially not the thrashy main riff
a kid with his hands covered in peanut butter could have come up with more originality
I have to admit that im definitely not a fan of them but I did like the first riff, but you do have a point in that it isnt original its just a low tuning with chuggin, but there are a few decent parts
Music doesn't have to be complex to be good.
Tapped arpeggios or gtfo.
Guitar is tuned so low it's hard to hear note definition. Meh.
This is a cool song but not sure why this is featured on guitar world. It's just a bunch of power chords. Not really that hard to learn.
tunning on This ?
drop f
+PerLaLumon +Armando Henriquez I think it's Drop G.
+Armando Henriquez Something so dumb that the strings move if a breeze comes up. You do NOT have to down tune to be heavy. It's just a dumb fad that will hopefully die out.
+CloudedByAgony StoppingLies Tell that to Meshuggah, Fear Factory, Slipknot, and Deftones, some of the most successful metal bands.
+Eddie's Guitars Financial success doesn't always mean good. The Spice Girls have an album that's in the top 50 selling of all time.
dat ltd D:
Going down to G was just silly. Their new tone is shit too.
It's just mud. Can't discern any specific notes that sound good to me.
As a guitarist id have to say awesome guitar playing but I don't find the new album appealing
I honestly Cant tell if this guy is a brutally wicked deathcore guitarist or someone who just plays chuggy power chords and has no real melodic ability.....