Riff Analysis 068 - Replacire "Do Not Deviate"

[@buddy.boyo88]

posture: stanced ears: perked low string : chugged tempo: modulated

[@rivo9980]

'Why u stand like an NPC?' got me good 😂😂😂😂

[@patriciapandacoon7162]

THE KING IS BACK

[@zakbaskin5271]

This was always fun to play live. Cool vid man! Keep it up and good luck on the rest of your studies

[@drphdmd7064]

The new track is dank.

[@zakbaskin5271]

@@drphdmd7064 Thanks dude! More to come on the Season of Mist KZbin Channel!

[@dylanhoward718]

Oooh. New stuff to check out. You should do some more car bomb stuff too

[@lasagnium]

it's quite fascinating how many band shirts this lad has in possession

[@FreepowerUG]

Example 1.26 is a sick preview of the perhaps the hottest PHD thesis to drop this decade. TAKE MY ENERGY ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

[@zensei999]

You should do something from Ulcerate’s everything is fire. Some of the metric modulation stuff is confusing.

[@MichaelAbramo]

Totally agree. Also Baring Teeth

[@Kaewin5510]

I love Replacire. Glad to see them getting attention.

[@sebastiannorse]

I was just listening to this album. Glad to see you make a video on it

[@PotmosHetoimos]

I’d love to see a vid on the song “Mania” by Entropia, which has a lot of ambiguous tonality and nifty rhythmic tricks. The album flew completely under the radar but was very comfortably my favorite album of 2023, and I’m sure you’d be enamored with it too

[@autistichades5552]

Now, I just brought an album from Putridity, specifically the deluxe version of their debut album on Red and Bone Vinyl. I always loved the band’s distinct style of Brutal Death Metal song writing, it hits every single note that I have and is so different from the other bands that I struggle to find any alternatives. They’re able to nail down every single aspect that Brutal Death Metal stands for, speed, heaviness, complex rhythms, amelody, absent timbre, etc. but how, what does each of these things mean and why do they contribute to the sound of Brutal Death, and more specifically Putridity. The most that I can decipher is that Putridity goes at fast speeds with tempo changes being absent, track-by-track, almost as if the whole album is one massive onslaught of blast beats, gutturals and slams(mostly because I is) but how is it more effective than everything else I’ve listened to? I’d love to see a video covering it. I know they aren’t really prog or full-blown technical, but I think their distinct style is innovative enough to explore.

[@arcaniaagarthus7363]

Any Calculating Infinity riffs you want to cover? Listening to Destro's Secret at the moment and just had the idea to ask, since I liked your Catch 33 analyses.

[@diegosolares5492]

Damn i missed this videos so much. (Last one was just a month ago)

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

Nice!!!

[@WeIsDaTyrantz]

Awesome stuff. Could you do a vid on A Voyage With Twin Meteors by Scar Symmetry? Messes with signatures and tempos in simple but disorienting ways.

[@henriquegoulartgeneroso]

Could you do an episode about severed savior?

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

That would be sick, I've brought up Odious Mortem in the past too.

[@dylanhoward718]

Also are you aware of admiral angry?

[@divinasi0n]

Still stands like an NPC 😂

[@zensei999]

I haven’t heard this name in years.

[@Kaewin5510]

Never drop the npc stance.

[@sertaysakizoglu5553]

that wormed riff always made me think of the ending scene of Dino Crisis 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKKakKiZm7BmrJo

[@00Dakka]

Can we read phd soon?

[@darlyngton_nyc]

Do a vid on the Contortionist and their use of 9's and 5's

[@MichaelAbramo]

yes

[@genericname9875]

Haha this song reminds me of Conspire by the Contortionist