Printable View
This one of the most amazingly gifted musicians I know, his abilities behind a drum set and on a guitar seem to have no limit. His music is very jazz influenced, notice very few reputitions in song structure and very long winded structures. Anyway, great musicianship! Listen to each song, THEY ARE ALL AMAZING.
This dude is gonna be very sucsessful in the near future, I can sense it!
MySpace.com - Bulb (New Song: Buttersnips) - BETHESDA, US - Metal / Experimental / Rock - www.myspace.com/iambulb
not too shabby dude, the kid can play
thats cool to hear about him on other forums. Misha is pretty cool, i've followed his music for the past couple years. I really like that song Insomnia by periphery, fucking intense.
that kid is pretty dam good im surprised he hasnt got a record deal yet
Thats awesome dude. I've been following his shit for about 2 years now also. Back even when Jake, their old old singer was in the band. But yeah, Bulb's band Periphery is something to keep an eye for.Quote:
thats cool to hear about him on other forums. Misha is pretty cool, i've followed his music for the past couple years. I really like that song Insomnia by periphery, fucking intense.
Also, for those interested in this type of music. Also check out
Textures, Meshuggah, and Tesseract
All of those bands are crazy/amazingly talented.
yeah i've been meaning to check out tesserac, I heard they were pretty good. Saw Meshuggah a long time ago when they were opening for Tool. They're pretty cool.
Awesome dude, I got to see Meshuggah 2 months ago and I'll never forget that shit.Quote:
yeah i've been meaning to check out tesserac, I heard they were pretty good. Saw Meshuggah a long time ago when they were opening for Tool. They're pretty cool.
Check out Tesseract though dude, you wont be disappointed. Just smoke one and you'll like em after the first listen. I cannot wait till their first cd comes out later this year!
MySpace.com - TesseracT - Milton Keynes / Reading, UK - Metal / Progressive / Experimental - www.myspace.com/tesseract