Thanks mayne

Yeah I dunno. I guess youtube just doesn't know what to do with us.

Oh yeah, this is gnar, Geofferz.

Someone filmed us doing a show a few weeks back opening for Benighted...

Neat?

Another clip of the show turned up, in fact you can see the person filming the previous clip.

Those are swell, t, especially the last one.

First show in a while, first with the new guit fiddle. More pics and vids to come later.

Nice. Been following you on FB looks good


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Thanks! We get the mixes back on our EP this week before sending them off to master. I'll post them up here whenever that happens.

So this was a thing we did.

Nice! Now you have to post it everywhere where it's even slightly relevant Tis the way.

This. You gotta cash in on that sweet, sweet internet money.

That is indeed, shooting straight for the internet money. Just needs some sort of narrative to juxtapose with the stage footage involving pizza, fixies and maybe bowling or something.

How about (this is true) the fact that I almost played bass for the album because our bassist got cyclist palsy after doing a 120 mile ride on his fixie? He got almost all of his freedom of movement right before we recorded.

And then there's this:

ver' nice.

I think I could work on my stage presence a bit more but there's my second gig doing vocals for Human Compost.

I don't know how to do metal stage presence. I just barely figured it out for pop-punk. But it looked like a solid set.

The other dudes seem to be very focused on their playing, so maybe it should be you and the lead guitarist more upfront on smaller stages, instead the two guitars up front and you in the middle and the bassist in the back. That way everyone can see the lead guitarist doing his thing, and you can be the focal point of the stage presence and energy. Otherwise, the other dudes got to step up their game too.

My band and I deal with this a lot. No one wants to see a pop-punk band that's boring to watch. I've had to really practice moving around, doing posi jumps and using all of the stage. I can't imagine having to focus on that and keeping up with a metal band though. I barely know how to play guitar.

But I noticed you and the lead head banging it out more (in sync) during the chuggier bits. That shit always looks doap for metals. A lot of that stuff going on in the second video.

Maybe go hardcore vocalist and get all up in the face of crowd and shit.

I'd definitely catch a set if you guys play around NYC or something.

Features a vigilante shooting up a dogfighting ring.