MARTIN GRECH STUDIO JAM WITH HIS MANSON MA-2 GUITAR

A behind the scenes glimpse of Martin Grech with his new Manson MA-2 Guitar jamming with Jay Postones, drummer from TesseracT at Middle Farm Studios.
Sound recording by Pete Miles, Cameras/Edit by Jolyon Holroyd
produced by Manson Guitar Works.

[@lIl-ve4dv]

Just join Tesseract please. :)
The vocal harmonies could finally be given justice live.

[@claytonbenford4583]

Listening to the new live recordings of tesseract natural disaster. The song seems inspired by the riff at 0:55 which is awesome the riff was sweet.

[@musaa.7973]

was thinking the same

[@mattcarlton7374]

Martin looking and sounding great - can't wait for new album at long last!

[@kitpalmer1583]

You had a long wait 😅

[@TheDaddyO44]

@@kitpalmer1583 indeed, still waiting...

[@MetMus12]

Keep coming back to this...love the heaviness and their sheer enjoyment in their creativity....a real 'feel-good' experience just watching them...thank you! \m/

[@LunarLionheart]

Its like some Jack White/Fredrik Thordendal hybrid.

[@RahimMastafaPhotography]

Martin needs to make a come-back!

[@godlike46]

brings smile to my face

[@RyanCogar]

that guitar tone is fucking naughty though fair play, plus Jay is always a beast. Nicee

[@darylsmith5930]

My heroes.

[@JoseOrtiz-dt4oh]

These two in a band just doing stuff like this?! I’m sold! Take all the money I have!!

[@arjunshrestha8262]

This is amazing!!

[@MultiEchelon]

Need moreeeeee

[@groovjam]

Saw Martin Years ago in Reading .... brilliant!!

[@undergroundblu]

Damn, this is some goodness...

[@Drumolator]

Rock on!

[@rowanb4395]

great :D

[@nor3pine]

fucken love this!

[@OfDemonicOrigin]

Blues djent goth rock.

[@miagifodder5599]

nize

[@godlike46]

cool af

[@AkshayPednekar]

damn

[@porltree]

couple of dudes

[@VarpComando]

Pretty cool. This is like Tool style 0:55

[@GhANeC]

Wait, what’s the actual somg, because that is most certainly one

[@notsoquiet6598]

PLEASE tell me how he gets that geetar sound?!!!

[@tarkenton3895]

Looks to be a Diezel Herbert in the background, and the twang of the guitar is similar to Tesseract (who often use neck position split coil sounds) but beefier which would make sense as the guitar has a P90 in the neck it seems. It also sounds at times that there's a bass track or potentially a low octave guitar mixed very low but that could just be the kick that's making me imagine it.

[@notsoquiet6598]

Thanks@@tarkenton3895

[@semajttam]

Thank god you didn't let him near your drums, he'd have wrecked the heads