Writing a Metal Concept Album about the Book of Revelation

[@jarfmusic]

The drums are so much cleaner and the concept is definitely worth a rehash. Using yourself as a point of reference and the only set of ears on a project is very hard and requires a solid routine and self-awareness. Writing wise, I remember reading some of Psalms and seeing that David would refer his prayers to the chief musicians at the time. It really emphasises the use of music in Christian faith and why it is highly important to uphold music as a tradition. So much good comes from making music. Community, struggle, self-development and a whole lot of learning. It really is the best expression of something that is uniquely human and should always be coveted as Holy. This is quite literally how it is supposed to be done. And it is super awesome!

[@saul9953]

This is such a cool concept for a record, and even cooler way to bring it to life, great video!

[@josephperkins-z7n]

hello man. I think that the remix sounds super professional and all kudos goes to you. As a beginner, I would be grateful if you did a mix rundown of the decisions you made while mixing and why. Thank you for the upload. It's just great to see you doing great.

[@JustinAdams_music]

I'm probably the majority of your streams for this album on Spotify. Sorry, not sorry. It's my yardwork jam. Great work! Thanks for telling the backstory.

[@NickLeonard]

@@JustinAdams_music 💪💪

[@visionswords5477]

No DIs on guitars? 😱Also, someone I know just released some technical doom ....

[@NickLeonard]

@@visionswords5477 I went straight to my Ironheart which has an XLR direct out, so cabs weren't baked in but everything else was. I wouldn't do that again lol, and I paid the price by having to spend hours rerecording just to change the tone