BEST Instrumental Prog Metal? Plini Electric Sunrise

[@ShredmasterScott]

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[@robertgarside3827]

Plini is the man. Dude can express emotion with a guitar better than anybody else doing it today. He's this generations SRV.

[@Dere5K9]

Plini has a particular riff that pops up in several of his songs. Like an artist signature on a painting or "the lick". Love that $hit.

[@thrashnicity5913]

Yeah, are you talking about the one in papermoon and the end of everything?

[@SAIF700000]

exactly @@thrashnicity5913

[@omarcomin2261]

Plini is definitely phenomenal. Has been one of my favourites ever since I discovered him.

[@thrashnicity5913]

Plini brings beautiful harmony over djent riffs, it's an amazing dynamic

[@staatsanwaltschaftemskirch4709]

PLINI is absolutely underrated The whole album is rad

[@ethanmeysembourg6016]

Glad to see u react to these guys they dont enough attention

[@ashleygreenaway6312]

Definitely check out Jakub Zytecki. He’s along this line of heartful technical playing and his shredding is always in service of the song as a whole.

[@chasebreedlove4814]

This!!! He opened for him on his most recent North American tour and it was awesome

[@mike_likes_sludge]

CLOUDKICKER, DAMN IT!!! oops, capslock was stuck. Cloudkicker's been around for a while, but very along the Plini lines. The Map Is Not the Territory is a good rockin' album to check out. Very DIY and raw sounding.

[@MichaelWright-xd6zt]

Love Plini's work. So good.

[@TheNothing6]

Hey, Shred! Nice Beatles hat! You should break down some Beatles songs! They were geniuses!

[@mikemorada6290]

Plini is surely up there, Aaron Marshall (intervals) and the Berklee Boys Arch Echo should be thrown into the mix as well. Hell it’s a great time to be alive listening to these great prog artists!

[@Behemoth78]

Watch Rick Beato’s breakdown. He breaks down all the beats and melodies.

[@marcelocoronel166]

Dude! Love the humor, and love the breakdowns. You got the special sauce! I'm Subscribing😈

[@Juicexlx]

More Steve Vai-style than Metal. Not saying it's bad, but it sounds like Vai's electric guitar Jazz

[@randygomez9595]

Man, this band sound killer! I gotta check out more of their music!

[@stanieldaniel5912]

More Prog content fuck yeah!

[@mancerayder5751]

I recommend listening to Plini’s song “Pan”. It’s a masterpiece.

[@alvinmwangi]

"HARSH REALITY!" *words to live by

[@stellaspoochpitfeaturingro3522]

You will also want to check out the band Intervals as well, JUST DO IT!!!!

[@Phitsik23]

this song sounds like a childhood memory

[@Lithuania8634]

Love Plini!

[@KTF0]

Would love to see you break down some Video Game music, specifically, Scars of Time by Yasunori Mitsuda.

[@guitarspud1723]

Why stop there? Uematsu, Marty McDonnell, David Wise. All legendary composers. His content would be endless.

[@ShredmasterScott]

love the Chrono Cross music but I bet they block

[@snapjackal]

13/8 for the intro sections, same with the ending. 4/4 for the other parts. If I'm not mistaken. Typed this out before listening. Good call man.

[@greengelacid2061]

Bro, this blew my mind...

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

The intro reminded me of Rush .

[@auralfixxation6702]

He's a great player. For a different type of amazing technique, check out Allan Mearns (Yes The Raven) and the song BELLS or JOSEPHINE. Amazing technique, sense of melody on the guitar and vocally. Very haunting songs.

[@lasagnasux4934]

Plini is, in fact the best instrumental rock. That is the correct opinion.

[@psehunter3525]

Hey SHRED‼️ not to correct you buuuut I think he pronounces his name (plee-knee) 🤘😏🤘 sorry 😞

[@jamesclawson9243]

It's plih - knee

[@jazzwithgus2690]

I think plini’s best song is selenium forest you might wanna react to this INCREDIBLE song

[@catalystguitarguy]

My first instinct, since it was 13/8, was to count it as 6 and 7 alternating.

[@corymitchell3228]

Intervals is sick too shred, should check it out

[@A-TeamOffRoad]

U gotta check out Jason Becker Altitudes!

[@pjc825]

I think its actually pronounced as Plin E 😀👍

[@josuemcalderon5020]

Hey Shred. Try the song “Away” from Plini, which has a solo from another amazing composer called Stephen Taranto. Greetings from Costa Rica.

[@antigravity420]

If you like Plini you should check out Intervals. I saw a tour that was Plini, Intervals and Animals as Leaders. Plini and Intervals was the same members. Plini and Aaron Marshall just switched positions on stage and played the other bands songs. By the way, I could be wrong but I think the name is pronounced PLEENY. The drummer Troy Wright is leaps and bounds better than Lars.

[@theScienceLabLive]

Yes, saw that show, front and center at the Mayan in LA. Went for AAL but didn't realize I was gonna get Plini and Intervals too. Best show ever!

[@antigravity420]

@@theScienceLabLive Same here. Went to the show in Pittsburgh (Millvale) Pa. I caught a drum stick from Matt Gartska. I'm a drummer so that is like one of the greatest things ever.

[@theScienceLabLive]

@@antigravity420 so awesome. Yeah, I'm a guitarist and drummer too. I'd never heard of Plini or Intervals but bought their tab books that night. I can kind of suck my way through Woven Web & Para Mexer on drums. Garstka is a beast.

[@timothyroscher6001]

Shred, The question I have is; How do they get that tone?

[@sir.bendover3299]

True

[@drewlitton3843]

@@sir.bendover3299 I think Plini built his own sounds with Neural Audio

[@ShredmasterScott]

get an axe fx

[@alexandremarchand8815]

@@drewlitton3843 At the time of this recording he was using an Axe-Fx ! He now use Neural Audio a lot too.

[@timothyroscher6001]

I have a headrush pedal board. Can an Axe-fx truly be that much better?

[@stellaspoochpitfeaturingro3522]

The mans name is Plini, which I am 99.999 percent sure Plini is Portuguese for fuckin guitar genius !!!!!!

[@stevedobak4145]

It's not a band, Plini Roessler-Holgate is an Australian guitarist and songwriter ...

[@thrashnicity5913]

6:32 yeah I think he is

[@a1productionz]

So good

[@beanman2206]

im seeing them next week opening for northlane

[@bhoy086]

Was that an Aaron Marshall sighting??

[@c.j.hutcheson4850]

Sounds so much like Arch Echo...

[@timsim83]

It is in 13/8

[@darthstarone3532]

💪😎🎸 KILLA 🎸

[@Charlie-Freeze]

First comment also great video

[@DaviDamir]

come to australia duder

[@guitearist]

I want to hate this guy, but he does a legit good job breaking it down while actually enjoying the music. Lol

[@carlstawicki1915]

There's a lot of great stuff in there. I just think the Morse Code rhythm is overused in a lot of prog metal.

[@penttikoivuniemi2146]

Take a look at Cynic, they are a clear influence on Plini and insanely good.

[@rafaelmatafora2876]

no

[@budaroddy]

Blotted Science

[@sarthwahb]

*Steve vai for the win*

[@jessejames8162]

Wap juice 😁🤟🏽

[@olivercharles9751]

Pog

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

What is WAP juice?

[@kettlez3892]

Pelaini? no no no, PeeLeeknee..... Trust me, I am a professional.

[@humpfreystumpyhand]

The beginning is in 9/4 dude. 4.5 X2

[@DaviDamir]

polyphia playing god isnt as hard as it sounds when you buy the tabs...do that one some time

[@TheSuperSnake313]

It's an organized chaos Muahahahaha

[@TwoandaHater]

Plini (Plin-ee) is Polyphia for adults.

[@TwoandaHater]

His stuff is so musical, and dynamic it is awesome.

[@DaviDamir]

plyney .....lol its pronounced phonetically plini

[@jjrusy7438]

did you say Laguna sunrise? Black sabbath ruined my life. prog metal is more like fusion. yes you definitely have to "listen". no slayer mosh pits here. bottom line: very technical but boring

[@lucasstoll5387]

I’ve found with many of these newer guitar prog bands this same problem, I’ll watch hoping to be impressed and end up with a bland experience. I get it, they play really well, but I don’t desire a repeat listen at all.

[@bored78612]

@@lucasstoll5387 Old man syndrome, as we get older our mind closes to new stuff unless you consciously develop an appreciation for music. Learning to play music yourself or knowing music theory helps.

[@GregJacobs]

Everyone is better than Lars.