Awesome man.
I've been a sucker for neo-classical metal since Rising Force hit the streets, which is kinda ironic 'cause I can't imagine ever being able to play it.
Thanks for sharing, B'nB.
Awesome man.
I've been a sucker for neo-classical metal since Rising Force hit the streets, which is kinda ironic 'cause I can't imagine ever being able to play it.
Thanks for sharing, B'nB.
Awesome man.
I've been a sucker for neo-classical metal since Rising Force hit the streets, which is kinda ironic 'cause I can't imagine ever being able to play it.
Thanks for sharing, B'nB.
The latest Stratovarius album makes me feel good, haha. Really a complete great album in my opinion!
I'm not that old (27) but i'm really a big fan of neo-classical too! I have practiced to couple of Yngwie-tracks and maybe neo-classical is what i enjoy most
Here's a guy from a town close to where i grew up!
Found this now:
Just found these guys. Definitely not for everyone, but a great sense of fun nonetheless. And pretty out there as mixing genres go.
They've actually released plugins, based upon mangling and level-pushing, that they developed for and whilst doing their own projects.
They've actually released plugins, based upon mangling and level-pushing, that they developed for and whilst doing their own projects.
Yeah that's where I found them from, browsing through random videos on youtube.
@nakedzen
Definitely better and more exciting than the Walt-Disney cover can be expected!
Very interesting note! Thank you!
Convicted murderer Varg Vikernes has a very Buddha Bar feel on this song. Quite interesting and could induce a trance in the right circumstances (and the right circumstances include the right kind of people listening too)
Beau Burchell of SAOSIN recently endorsed Hosa & I can't stop listening to their last album.
Stay Metal!
Fields Of The Nephilim from my youthful days. Still sounds great today. Some amazing guitar tones here...
A summer place - a song from my youth. (mothers favourite)
It was called "elisabeth serenade"
Great riffs & energy!
Friends of mine. Had great help of them in some of my own songs in my studio
A summer place - a song from my youth. (mothers favourite)
It was called "elisabeth serenade"
Beautiful, indeed ☺
Great blend of electronic sounds and rock guitar:
Sufficiently-complicated and rather-epic. Warning: 11-minute track:
Something different:
Some great prog stuff in here. Warning: 7-minute track:
Commercial, radio-friendly offering. Note the heavy TOTO influence:
Another group that recently endorsed Hosa that I'm really digging. All the Katatonia vibes.
A romantic song by Sylosis
Mark Gormley. I'm not even kidding.