THE RIFFS THAT TAUGHT ME: Imminence - Harald Barrett | Metal Injection

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Harald Barrett, from the Swedish metalcore ensemble Imminence, brings you some his most influential riffs that shaped his playing.
The Riffs Harald Plays:
3:49 - Take This Life - In Flames
7:41 - Laid to Rest - Lamb of God
10:20 - Composure - August Burns Red
Imminence's new album "The Black" is out now! Listen on Apple Music, Spotify, or where ever you get your music.
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[@placidblack836]

Very cool… Imminence..!
Love the new album

[@christopherweltmer4227]

August burns red is my favorite I never would’ve guessed that

[@mysticmagicsmurfdarklord6844]

He played Laid To Rest in a different key and tuning than the original. It uses drop D tuning, using the Phrygian scale with a couple of extra chromatic notes

[@davidgoode7416]

This is great

[@oyepvokadub6522]

I am starting to love this band even more.

[@oyepvokadub6522]

Thank god he didnt picked like every other guy some beaten to death metallica riffs.

[@Alfredo78666]

Yeah, very humble

[@mysticmagicsmurfdarklord6844]

I wouldn’t refer to August Burns Red as the ‘roots’ of metalcore. They’re definitely metalcore, but the roots of metalcore were planted in the 90s by bands like Zao.

[@JU94100]

August Burns Red Bush