This band has had one of the best glow ups, they went from a "simple" deathcore-ish band to a tech death metal band with such dynamics and complexity. Love em
Wow, glad to see this album get some shine. It's an incredibly overlooked album that's a masterpiece through and through. Nick's bass playing and tone is just `chefs kiss` amazing. They released this album with practically no promotion or advertising and then maybe played a couple shows and then the band took a break for years so they never really got out and toured for this album cycle so it stayed largely unknown.
My drummer was just telling me this last week, he’s the one who turned me onto them, he first showed me their new singles and right away I said “dude that’s a thumb bass”! Then he Told me about this album, I had to mention this to Mark right away!
Job for a Cowboy is so damn underrated. Sure everyone remembers doom, but everything they've done after that has been better. Looking forward to their new album next year
Ruination is my favorite album from them, I love all their albums but Ruination is just something else. Perfectly orchestrated from front to back. Looking forward to their new album in 2024
My dad majored in musical theory in college back in the 70’s and I’ve had the hardest time convincing him of the complex musicality in death metal. The death metal he was exposed to were in the early days of the genre when it wasn’t as complex as this. He made his mind up about the genre way back then (he hasn’t really kept up with the times in any other aspect of life either), so he believes this genre is nothing but a mess of crunchy noises and random riffs played at high speeds. He’s 72 years old now, so I’m not sure if there’s any hope that he’ll take to this genre any more kindly now than he did 10, 20, 30 years ago, but I’d like to think this video might change his mind. I’m gonna try to remember to show it to him next time I see him.
At some point in time metal was huge in my hometown and this band came to play a few times. At that time I thought death metal was not for me. But I am realizing that I missed out so much ! This song is great ! Thanks to whoever recommended this.
I'm a guitar player, originally, but I have come to LOVE the rhythm section. Some of my favorite parts when writing songs now is writing the drums and bass. I'm glad I'm playing my bass more now.
I'm so glad you're tackling something from Nick, he's been one of my favourite players for ages and I think he's the one that introduced me to Warwick basses, coincidentally I picked up my first German Warwick just yesterday (Corvette $$ 5 string) and you're totally right, such a specific, very cool mojo to them.
Another artist to check out with very busy bass parts (but super cool) is Erlend Casperson, he's a killer tech death bass player, lots of swapping between fingerstyle, slap and double thumb, lots of double stops and popped chords. Also if you ever do another video on Nick please check out the Orhwurm playthrough he did, you get some great shots of his playing!
This song really captivated me the second i heard the intro, and it was the first song of the album i heard, i then listened to the entire album, and the bass stands out on all tracks. But this song is my favorite, especially how it leads in from the first song, you would really field day with the first song outro and then it plays into this song, just excellent music.
Yas here we go!!!! Thank you Mark!!! Much appreciated homie!! This was Nicks first album and it was the best decision the band could have made!! Would luv some more from this album
Never heard anything from this band, but thanks to you, I've found something I never knew I was missing. Such an epic bass tone. I can't seem to get my '87 Thumb NT5 to sound as good as this! And I discovered they are releasing a new album after 10 years! Thank you Mark for doing this tune. I knew this would be a treat as soon as I saw "Busy bass parts"!
It's the woods in the Dolphin. Ovangkol. Extremely dense ....just seems to have a tone that nothing else can replicate. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking up one. It is so choice.
This is easily one of my favorite albums, probably neck and neck with Where Owls Know My Name as my favorite in the genre and its absolutely because of how well the bass cuts in throughout all the tracks through beautiful chord choices and great tones throughout the whole thing.
The forever rot, their new single, is a goddamned master piece too. Both their new singles are. Such amazing basswork. ALSO Nick Shinz who plays bass in JFAC also has a side band called nuclear power trio, which has super fun basswork, it's great. Check out their song called critical bass theory. Edit: Oh didn't know you know the man! Please do check out nuclear power trio, though.
Same man, I’ve dabbled into them a lil bit but my drummer showed me their new singles and right away I said “dude that’s a thumb bass” and was absolutely hooked and he turned me onto this album and I tried to listen to the older stuff but it’s not the same without Nick, same as scale the summit isn’t the same without Mark
I knew you had to pick this song! shout out to my favorite drummer Danny Walker of Intronaut for crushing this album in the studio!!! he's a huge inspiration for me. I first discovered you guys opening for Intronaut actually XD I took some great photos from that night that are lost to time.
Great video! I have a request you've probably had a few times, Nuclear Power Trio. Anything by them, but probably Clear and Present Rager would be a great track to cover. Cheers! 🤘
Mark, you’ve gotta check out Grinding Wheels of Ophanim off JFAC’s new album Moon Healer. Nicks bass line is absolutely killer on that track. The bass tone is absolutely perfect throughout the entire album along with the bass being extremely forward in the mix. Worth a listen. A review of this track would be a nice follow up to this video. Keep up the great work!!
For fuckin real man!! I’m wishing there were tabs out there for the album cause when I went to look at a playlist of songs for bass I wanna learn pretty much the whole album was on there 🤣 such a good album 🤘🥴
The curious thing is that outside of the undeniable heavy warwick bass sound, if you are playing metal the other way a bass can cut through a mix very clearly and really shine is ironically enough, a fretless wood fretboard bass: something about that almost singing quality to the sound really makes it almost as prominent but in the complete opposite way to the warwick sound by being strangely ethereal inside a very well, metallic, mix with highly distorted guitars and punchy drums.
You should definitely check out algorithmic salvation by the zenith passage. The bass play through is wild. They have a lot of syncopation and a very tight sound
It's funny how you mentioned that this isn't the genre you would want to play a P bass or jazz bass in, which I agree with. However, the original bassist for First Fragment, Vincent Savary, used a 5 string Fender Jazz through a Bassman on the album Daesin. The first video you did on Forest playing Gula, that was originally recording on that 5 string Jazz. Absolutely blew my mind when he told me that.
It’s a totally different level of bassist when you can have a debate about the differences in equipment/amps/pickups/basses/strings/pedals/settings and all the different nuances of the ways to apply them to the songs…. Meanwhile I’m over here trying to figure out how to just play my favorite songs. Lol
@@JoneyJefe You'll get there. Just keep applying yourself and dedicating your time and the rest will follow. I've actually learned a lot from Mark just by listening to the bands he has been in and watching this channel regularly.
@@JoneyJefe No problem. Always keep in mind to go as slow as possible when learning new things. Songs, techniques, licks, whatever may be. Learn them note by note and get them cleaned up early on before your muscle memory takes over.
I slept on job for way way too long. I remember writing them off for whatever reason back around 2010. Then I heard the project the vocalist worked on called fleshwrought. I should have known then to check them out again. This isn't deathcore at all like I thought. They are crazy unique, technical and progressive.
So shortly after Nick joined the band, they made a huge pivot to a more progressive style for Sun Eater that I much prefer over their old stuff. Their new one Moon Healer that just came out is a lot like Sun Eater, and I think is even slightly better if you can believe it. So I really only listen to those two albums, and mostly for the bass lol
We're speaking my language now sir lol. BTW my dolphin pro 5 string fretless has a bone nut and Aguilar dmb pickups.i still have the stock brass nut but this deer antler bone nut makes the unique sound even crisper
@@LowEndUniversity I know where another is close by and it is available to me because it's my uncles.its the main reason why I went in search of a warwick bass...but I wanted a 5 string fretless and this dolphin is a 4 string fretted...it's a bubinga front with a swamp ash/mahogany 5 piece back.the stripes run clear up the neck and it has a ebony fretboard.all stock warwick hardware and I could get it for a farely cheap price if u were interested....I can contact u on social media and we can discuss and see if it's at all possible to even have u see and play it prior
You should check out Entheos, especially anything from Dark Future - (Evan Brewer on bass & Travis LeVrier guitar) Really unique blend of style for something brutally heavy.
I’ve watched some clips from Nick on twitter a few months ago and there he used his MTD Basses for all the clips. They sounded just like this track to me. So I guess the sound is still in his hands 😅
Yeeeeessss thank you so much for this!!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 ps Danny Walker is a top 5 drummer; Nick is a top 5 Bassist and this album has one of the best drum and bass combos ♥️♥️♥️♥️
If you ever want to go back into the 2000s nu metal reactions, I would recommend Sam Rivers from Limp Bizkit. He is so damn underrated. His basswork in Rearranged is amazing and the musicality of Limp Bizkit severely goes unnoticed because of Fred Durst lol
@@LowEndUniversity Other songs where his basslines stand out are 'My Way', 'The One', 'Boiler' or 'The Truth'. Oh and his main choice of gear are Custom Streamers with fretmarker lights, so you know he's legit 😂
Been learning some Limp Bizkit baselines for a cover set my friends are planning on doing them, they are honestly quite subtle and very creative, Sam Rivers does a fantastic job at playing to Wes Borland while still be able to take creative liberty and switch things up. Really great bassist honestly.
Yeah I never got very into Limp Bizkit because of Fred Durst. His voice is just so annoying, among other things. But I’ve heard this same sentiment about their musicianship and I should probably give them another chance, at least to listen for what’s going on musically.
this album never got the promotion that deserved, this one was the only single and it didnt got any music video. when they were starting the tour it was instantly cancelled because the touring van got caught on fire with all their equipment inside. Album of the year and the band ended there. But Finally after 10 years they finally come back with another banher album
Really nice to hear a song in this genre with the bass so forward an in-charge. It makes a nice change, and the playing is phenomenal. I’m sure you aren’t worried about running out of talent to showcase on this channel, but Toshiya of Dir en grey is a tremendous bassist. The 2013 version of Bottom of the Death Valley is my favourite song of all time, and showcases his bass compositions really well. Keep rocking in the new world
Speaking of Nick, have you checked out Nuclear Power Trio, yet? It's an instrumental prog 3 piece with some phenomenal bass playing. Ryan's influence is certainly very prevalent there but in the context of very melodic songwriting. And their gimmick is just fun.
Hey there, I did a video on Alex awhile back for a different band: ruclips.net/video/CwZP9kSCreo/видео.html However, I really do want to do a Cannibal song too. I'm not super familiar with their catalogue - what song do you recommend that showcases him the best?
Thx for the introduction to this song, I liked it. Check out some ABBA! Their bass player is so great! Money Money Money and Gimme Gimme are two that I love
I don't think I have really ever heard the bass being so upfront in the mix in an extreme metal song before. Death had a few songs but when the guitars come in but that upfront is nice. The faster parts still the bass isn't as audible except for when it's filling out space.
I've listened to a lot of Death metal/core but never followed Job For a Cowboy. Really great bassist, I'll have to check out some of their albums 👍 For your viewing pleasure PLEASE check out Mike Flores from Origin. That guy is unbelievable, I saw them play live about 10 years ago and I couldn't stop watching him the whole time. You don't even have to do a reaction video, just enjoy how insane this guy is 😆
This band has had one of the best glow ups, they went from a "simple" deathcore-ish band to a tech death metal band with such dynamics and complexity. Love em
I wish every bass was this prominent in the mix.
Wow, glad to see this album get some shine. It's an incredibly overlooked album that's a masterpiece through and through. Nick's bass playing and tone is just `chefs kiss` amazing.
They released this album with practically no promotion or advertising and then maybe played a couple shows and then the band took a break for years so they never really got out and toured for this album cycle so it stayed largely unknown.
they're releasing a new album in February!! hopefully they will play more shows this time around!
My drummer was just telling me this last week, he’s the one who turned me onto them, he first showed me their new singles and right away I said “dude that’s a thumb bass”! Then he Told me about this album, I had to mention this to Mark right away!
A masterpiece in this genre. No death metal band touches JFAC
the song before this one, Eating the Visions of God, goes into this song with an absolutely PHENOMENAL bass riff!
Yeah that one is wild, one of my favorite JFAC tracks
Sun Eater was auch an amazing album. I'm SO excited for the new album.
Job for a Cowboy is so damn underrated. Sure everyone remembers doom, but everything they've done after that has been better. Looking forward to their new album next year
Doom was always my least favorite. As soon as Genesis dropped Doom was obsolete.
nick is dope, check out his cephalic carnage stuff
@@nation5478 The intro of Abraxas of Filth yeee boiii
@@azazelwalks9081 I’m not into it either, but with basslines like this how could you not lol
Ruination is my favorite album from them, I love all their albums but Ruination is just something else. Perfectly orchestrated from front to back. Looking forward to their new album in 2024
My dad majored in musical theory in college back in the 70’s and I’ve had the hardest time convincing him of the complex musicality in death metal. The death metal he was exposed to were in the early days of the genre when it wasn’t as complex as this. He made his mind up about the genre way back then (he hasn’t really kept up with the times in any other aspect of life either), so he believes this genre is nothing but a mess of crunchy noises and random riffs played at high speeds. He’s 72 years old now, so I’m not sure if there’s any hope that he’ll take to this genre any more kindly now than he did 10, 20, 30 years ago, but I’d like to think this video might change his mind. I’m gonna try to remember to show it to him next time I see him.
Same bass player as Nuclear Power Trio. Love to see a reaction video
Ahh yes, his alter ego, Vlady P
No way haha. Didn’t know that. Makes sense
Amazing band
One of the most absolutely unique bass tones and performances. The little fretless stops are unreal.
At some point in time metal was huge in my hometown and this band came to play a few times. At that time I thought death metal was not for me. But I am realizing that I missed out so much ! This song is great ! Thanks to whoever recommended this.
This album blows me away every time.
Yes, this is fantastic album. I didn't really listen to a new one enough to judge but so far Sun Eater is still my favorite.
Same. Unlike any death metal band out there in my opinion.
The bass in Sun Eater is insane. I absolutely love it. So underrated.
Back in the day this song completely forced me to re evaluate JfaC. Amazing evolution by this band.
I'm a guitar player, originally, but I have come to LOVE the rhythm section. Some of my favorite parts when writing songs now is writing the drums and bass. I'm glad I'm playing my bass more now.
Along with the tonality, the psychedelic lyricism and story makes sun eater and moon eater so unique
I'm so glad you're tackling something from Nick, he's been one of my favourite players for ages and I think he's the one that introduced me to Warwick basses, coincidentally I picked up my first German Warwick just yesterday (Corvette $$ 5 string) and you're totally right, such a specific, very cool mojo to them.
Another artist to check out with very busy bass parts (but super cool) is Erlend Casperson, he's a killer tech death bass player, lots of swapping between fingerstyle, slap and double thumb, lots of double stops and popped chords.
Also if you ever do another video on Nick please check out the Orhwurm playthrough he did, you get some great shots of his playing!
Sik timing!!! I had one of them and they ate amazing! I’ve also had a Thumb NT5 and miss it every single day!
Yeesssssss. Nick played out of his mind on this whole record. So stoked they’re back again.
Nick is such a huge inspiration for me. Thanks for doing this video
He's incredible - thanks for stopping by Jared!
Excited to watch this one! Looooooove the bass tone throughout the album. To me, it's the ideal bass mix for metal.
Beautiful breaks and stops. Extremely well played and written. Fucking Job!!! Great shit.
The bass cuts through the mix with those instense harmonics so clearly.
This song really captivated me the second i heard the intro, and it was the first song of the album i heard, i then listened to the entire album, and the bass stands out on all tracks. But this song is my favorite, especially how it leads in from the first song, you would really field day with the first song outro and then it plays into this song, just excellent music.
Yas here we go!!!! Thank you Mark!!! Much appreciated homie!! This was Nicks first album and it was the best decision the band could have made!! Would luv some more from this album
The Opeth reference really hit The target with me
Never heard anything from this band, but thanks to you, I've found something I never knew I was missing. Such an epic bass tone. I can't seem to get my '87 Thumb NT5 to sound as good as this! And I discovered they are releasing a new album after 10 years! Thank you Mark for doing this tune. I knew this would be a treat as soon as I saw "Busy bass parts"!
Hey man, awesome!!! So glad to hear I can also turn folks onto something new, as you guys do for me. Cheers!
It's the woods in the Dolphin. Ovangkol. Extremely dense ....just seems to have a tone that nothing else can replicate. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking up one. It is so choice.
@@CS-Loc I had a feeling the Dolphin was something special. So is the price!!!
Nick's sound is amazing bro
This is easily one of my favorite albums, probably neck and neck with Where Owls Know My Name as my favorite in the genre and its absolutely because of how well the bass cuts in throughout all the tracks through beautiful chord choices and great tones throughout the whole thing.
The forever rot, their new single, is a goddamned master piece too. Both their new singles are. Such amazing basswork. ALSO Nick Shinz who plays bass in JFAC also has a side band called nuclear power trio, which has super fun basswork, it's great. Check out their song called critical bass theory. Edit: Oh didn't know you know the man! Please do check out nuclear power trio, though.
Nuclear power Trio kills!! Clear and present rager is bad to the bone, don't forget to grab em by the Pyongyang!!
I´m not a deathcore fan. As a matter of fact, I am not a Job for a cowboy fan but this album is pure magic.
Same man, I’ve dabbled into them a lil bit but my drummer showed me their new singles and right away I said “dude that’s a thumb bass” and was absolutely hooked and he turned me onto this album and I tried to listen to the older stuff but it’s not the same without Nick, same as scale the summit isn’t the same without Mark
Job for a cowboy is death metal
@@PaykoeTsunami93 well doom isnt lol
Job For a Cowboy has been death metal, not deathcore, for practically all of their existence. Only their demo and first EP was ever deathcore
Thanks for going over one of Nick's songs. I love his playing and tone. He is such a talented player that deserves more attention.
Ttheir song tickles a spot in my brain I didn’t know was there. At the moment I'm loving October Ends' new song, you should definitely react to it!
I knew you had to pick this song!
shout out to my favorite drummer Danny Walker of Intronaut for crushing this album in the studio!!! he's a huge inspiration for me.
I first discovered you guys opening for Intronaut actually XD I took some great photos from that night that are lost to time.
It's impressive how you understand each part, it seems to be so complexe, this band is genius
I saw JFAC around the Ruination tour. Still one of the best metal shows of my life.
Top tier death metal album. Love it so much.
Nick is a beast on bass. Check him with Havok, something from Conformicide.
One of the few bands I know of that use A standard. Genuinely incredible writing, it’s a shame this band doesn’t get more attention
such an incredible vocals Jonny has !
Definitely, he’s one of my favorites. His is voice is truly iconic.
You absolutely need to hear some of the material on Xenosapien by Cephalic Carnage. His playing was crazy on that record, too.
Jfac is my second favorite death metal band behind Cattle Decapitation. They havent realeased anything that wasn't absolutely amazingly composed.
nick is a very underrated bass player since Cephalic Carnage
Warwick basses really are special.
Great video! I have a request you've probably had a few times, Nuclear Power Trio. Anything by them, but probably Clear and Present Rager would be a great track to cover. Cheers! 🤘
Jfac is so good. Their bass is so dang delicious
This is easily my favourite channel on RUclips
That’s high praise and means so much to hear that. Thank you for hanging out with me! 🙏🏼
Mark, you’ve gotta check out Grinding Wheels of Ophanim off JFAC’s new album Moon Healer. Nicks bass line is absolutely killer on that track. The bass tone is absolutely perfect throughout the entire album along with the bass being extremely forward in the mix. Worth a listen. A review of this track would be a nice follow up to this video. Keep up the great work!!
For fuckin real man!! I’m wishing there were tabs out there for the album cause when I went to look at a playlist of songs for bass I wanna learn pretty much the whole album was on there 🤣 such a good album 🤘🥴
The curious thing is that outside of the undeniable heavy warwick bass sound, if you are playing metal the other way a bass can cut through a mix very clearly and really shine is ironically enough, a fretless wood fretboard bass: something about that almost singing quality to the sound really makes it almost as prominent but in the complete opposite way to the warwick sound by being strangely ethereal inside a very well, metallic, mix with highly distorted guitars and punchy drums.
beyond creation seen the conversation and left xDDDD
You should definitely check out algorithmic salvation by the zenith passage. The bass play through is wild. They have a lot of syncopation and a very tight sound
Dismember - Dreaming In Red has amazing bass tone. More basic but worth checking out
Check out their newest album, even more sick bass playing, and Nuclear Power Trio (same bass player)
Since you have Nick in your scope, try a Nuclear Power Trio next time, it’s just,.. Bass heaven.
Nick's work with Havok is great too!
I’ll have to check it out!!
Glad to see more metal stuff being looked at! Can’t recommend enough Entheos’ Dark Future album.
Nick's work in Cephalic Carnage is also interesting :) Thanks for the review!
Thanks for watching!
Dude, you need to do The Agony Seeping Storm. Same band, even more amazing! Love your work dude, keep it up!
Centric flow - obscura
It's most certainly a dolphin.
It's funny how you mentioned that this isn't the genre you would want to play a P bass or jazz bass in, which I agree with. However, the original bassist for First Fragment, Vincent Savary, used a 5 string Fender Jazz through a Bassman on the album Daesin. The first video you did on Forest playing Gula, that was originally recording on that 5 string Jazz. Absolutely blew my mind when he told me that.
It’s a totally different level of bassist when you can have a debate about the differences in equipment/amps/pickups/basses/strings/pedals/settings and all the different nuances of the ways to apply them to the songs…. Meanwhile I’m over here trying to figure out how to just play my favorite songs. Lol
@@JoneyJefe You'll get there. Just keep applying yourself and dedicating your time and the rest will follow. I've actually learned a lot from Mark just by listening to the bands he has been in and watching this channel regularly.
Thanks Colton!
@@JoneyJefe No problem. Always keep in mind to go as slow as possible when learning new things. Songs, techniques, licks, whatever may be. Learn them note by note and get them cleaned up early on before your muscle memory takes over.
I’d LOVE to hear you react to something like “The Realest” from Issues
I think you should react to some Obscura, their bassist is very good!
I slept on job for way way too long. I remember writing them off for whatever reason back around 2010. Then I heard the project the vocalist worked on called fleshwrought. I should have known then to check them out again. This isn't deathcore at all like I thought. They are crazy unique, technical and progressive.
Yes!! Love your videos and glad your covering him, he's so good.... Another BEHEMOTH you need to cover is Linus Klausenitzer
I was coming to the comments to say the same thing. His playthrough of Åkroasis is just mesmerizing to watch.
Fuck yes!!! I’ve been requesting this all year 🤘🏽🙌🏽
🙏🏼😎
I noticed you said that part of the Warwick zing may be attributed to the brass frets etc but nick is using a fretless.
No, it’s a fretted Dolphin model. Not using a fretless.
JFAC has always had one of the best sounding bass mixes in death metal
Wasn't a fan before this album. But damn the bass on this album is next level. Such great tone all round.
Who ever mixed the album is a legend 🤘
So shortly after Nick joined the band, they made a huge pivot to a more progressive style for Sun Eater that I much prefer over their old stuff. Their new one Moon Healer that just came out is a lot like Sun Eater, and I think is even slightly better if you can believe it. So I really only listen to those two albums, and mostly for the bass lol
Dude seriously need to check out their 2 latest releases.
I was going to recommend them but the bass mix on this album is way better! Not the bass work but how well it sits in the mix
now he should totally do the agony seeping storm by job for a cowboy
This bass slaps
You have to check out Cannibal Corps, Alex is a death metal bass master!!!
And so is Dan Linkler. He was with Anthrax and then did Gridcore, check out Brutal Truth
Great vid! Would love to see you react to Day of the Baphomets by The Mars Volta.
I want this dude to check out Ohrwurm by Cephalic Carnage. Same bass player
Nick is the 🐐 for metal bass.
We're speaking my language now sir lol. BTW my dolphin pro 5 string fretless has a bone nut and Aguilar dmb pickups.i still have the stock brass nut but this deer antler bone nut makes the unique sound even crisper
Rad!!!
@@LowEndUniversity I know where another is close by and it is available to me because it's my uncles.its the main reason why I went in search of a warwick bass...but I wanted a 5 string fretless and this dolphin is a 4 string fretted...it's a bubinga front with a swamp ash/mahogany 5 piece back.the stripes run clear up the neck and it has a ebony fretboard.all stock warwick hardware and I could get it for a farely cheap price if u were interested....I can contact u on social media and we can discuss and see if it's at all possible to even have u see and play it prior
Nick did also amazing on ohwurm by cephalic Carnage
You should check out Entheos, especially anything from Dark Future - (Evan Brewer on bass & Travis LeVrier guitar) Really unique blend of style for something brutally heavy.
Job for a cowboy is amazing! You should do an infant annihilator song next
Check out The Silent Life, by Rivers of Nihil. VERY good bass
DANNY IS THE BEST! Grew up with that dude.
I’ve watched some clips from Nick on twitter a few months ago and there he used his MTD Basses for all the clips. They sounded just like this track to me. So I guess the sound is still in his hands 😅
Yeeeeessss thank you so much for this!!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 ps Danny Walker is a top 5 drummer; Nick is a top 5 Bassist and this album has one of the best drum and bass combos ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Please check out Obscura Akroasis or Diluvium with Linus Klausenitzer on bass!!
hi i love your videos
And, I love that you enjoy them! Cheers, and thanks for hanging with me in the Premiere today 🙏🏼
Nick Schinz is the shiz. Check out Ohrwurm by Cephalic Carnage
If you ever want to go back into the 2000s nu metal reactions, I would recommend Sam Rivers from Limp Bizkit. He is so damn underrated. His basswork in Rearranged is amazing and the musicality of Limp Bizkit severely goes unnoticed because of Fred Durst lol
This sounds super fun, I’m down! Definitely another band I never really got into aside the few main hits.
@@LowEndUniversity Other songs where his basslines stand out are 'My Way', 'The One', 'Boiler' or 'The Truth'. Oh and his main choice of gear are Custom Streamers with fretmarker lights, so you know he's legit 😂
Been learning some Limp Bizkit baselines for a cover set my friends are planning on doing them, they are honestly quite subtle and very creative, Sam Rivers does a fantastic job at playing to Wes Borland while still be able to take creative liberty and switch things up. Really great bassist honestly.
Yeah I never got very into Limp Bizkit because of Fred Durst. His voice is just so annoying, among other things. But I’ve heard this same sentiment about their musicianship and I should probably give them another chance, at least to listen for what’s going on musically.
this album never got the promotion that deserved, this one was the only single and it didnt got any music video. when they were starting the tour it was instantly cancelled because the touring van got caught on fire with all their equipment inside. Album of the year and the band ended there. But Finally after 10 years they finally come back with another banher album
I would have never imagined his last name to be pronounced "shin-jealous"
That’s how he told me to pronounce it, haha
Really nice to hear a song in this genre with the bass so forward an in-charge. It makes a nice change, and the playing is phenomenal.
I’m sure you aren’t worried about running out of talent to showcase on this channel, but Toshiya of Dir en grey is a tremendous bassist. The 2013 version of Bottom of the Death Valley is my favourite song of all time, and showcases his bass compositions really well.
Keep rocking in the new world
Speaking of Nick, have you checked out Nuclear Power Trio, yet?
It's an instrumental prog 3 piece with some phenomenal bass playing.
Ryan's influence is certainly very prevalent there but in the context of very melodic songwriting.
And their gimmick is just fun.
Do 'Divine Falsehood' by Job for A Cowboy if you haven't already 😊
you need to react to Alex Webster from Cannibal Corpse
Hey there, I did a video on Alex awhile back for a different band: ruclips.net/video/CwZP9kSCreo/видео.html
However, I really do want to do a Cannibal song too. I'm not super familiar with their catalogue - what song do you recommend that showcases him the best?
Thx for the introduction to this song, I liked it.
Check out some ABBA! Their bass player is so great! Money Money Money and Gimme Gimme are two that I love
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You should check out High On Fire at some point! Jeff Matz is a absolute beast!
I don't think I have really ever heard the bass being so upfront in the mix in an extreme metal song before. Death had a few songs but when the guitars come in but that upfront is nice. The faster parts still the bass isn't as audible except for when it's filling out space.
Wait until he listens to Moon Healer by Job for a Cowboy.
I've listened to a lot of Death metal/core but never followed Job For a Cowboy. Really great bassist, I'll have to check out some of their albums 👍
For your viewing pleasure PLEASE check out Mike Flores from Origin. That guy is unbelievable, I saw them play live about 10 years ago and I couldn't stop watching him the whole time. You don't even have to do a reaction video, just enjoy how insane this guy is 😆
If you want to hear more from Nick Schendzielos you should check out Nuclear Power Trio!
I'd like to see what you think of the live performance of Rush and Primus together on the Live South Park Tribute Concert from 2022