Rogers - Protest The Hero - The Migrant Mother - (Instrumental Cover)

[@methiumsmusic]

great cover as always, sir!

[@michael5045]

Awesome as always man, my favourite covers on youtube. Hope you find the time to do more of palimpsest.

[@NateRogersGuitar]

It will definitely happen eventually! Hopefully I can get the b sides done before they release the music lol

[@JeffFit]

@@NateRogersGuitar would love to hear those b sides! This is awesome man.

[@JakeJensenGuitar]

Dude that was absolutely sick 🤘🏻

[@hedlund]

Fecking sublime, mate! That phrasing is phenomenal, as usual :D

[@seadkolasinac7220]

This is fucking great

[@NeonComrade]

damn nice, please do Soliloquy!

[@allisonshaughnessy9513]

🔥🔥🔥😍

[@akiba5993]

Absolutely fucking tasty

[@FernandoNeriVocalCovers]

Awesome Job! I have a drummer just in case you want to join us for "Bloodmeat" :)

[@jesseb9882]

Playing the bass with a pick is illegal!

[@louiscritchie]

I like the cover but there's no doubt that PTH sucks these days. Rody did a good job on the lyrics for Scurrilous but ever since then, since Moe and Arif left the band, everything they have written save one or two songs has been totally forgettable. Maybe it's because they no longer record their amps live for their albums. Maybe it's because the bass isn't what it used to be, or because Chris Adler used such tiny cymbals on Volition. It's undeniable that the political bent is pathetic and uninspired. Things become, things are, then they dissolve, and something else becomes.

[@aaronallison7229]

Nah, they've only been getting better and better, and the political lean is welcome in a world full of bigots, anti-maskers, and Trump supporters.

[@michaellubischer9405]

as a long time fan of pth, you couldn't be more wrong. for a band that lost some founding members, they have done a hell of a job.

[@louiscritchie]

@@michaellubischer9405 scurrilous was their magnum opus, everything past scurrilous pales in comparison. it's plain as day.

[@sorcetheodd]

@@louiscritchie Personal opinions. My 2 favs happen to be Kezia and Palimpsest. Everything else is great, not one album in between loses my interest during any plays. The heart and talent of the band is still there, no matter the members. They keep delivering interesting and different album.