Metal Reviews

I need a stand-up bassist and maybe a girl so I can make music like this any takers?

Play the guitar and a little bit of bass.

I'm a keyboardist by trade and dabble in bass too.

Been playing alto and tenor saxophone for seven years, guitar for four. Guitar is my passion though. Going to start recording some solo stuff soon, if y'all are interested in hearing.

Been playing guitar for 3 years or so. Recorded some shit but never got around to finishing/mixing them.

I have been in a lot of bands in the past months, so I have switched back from bass, guitar and various vocal roles a lot. My vocal range is far from being great but I have no problem altering it (and I am able to sing soprano with my falsetto). I am currently lead guitar in my band and doing male vocals (lower register) clean and harsh. I usually play bass, all guitars, most of the keyboards parts, various percussions and almost all the back vocals when recording in studio. Hoping to get an album out before I turn twenty and get it reviewed on MR.

I "play" guitar.

I started taking lessons at 16 (I'm 21 now), and I practiced fairly regularly for two years, then got to college and promptly stopped practicing.

I may have just joined/formed a punk band, however, so I've been practicing my power chords (haha) and some other stuff a bit more. We'll see how that goes.

How about some britpop black metal?

Yeah, that cover is fucking weird.

Paul McCartney looks so happy to be covered in meat considering he later became an outspoken vego

I was thinking about it today and my only/main desires in music are to play awesome and groovy riffs (probs on bass) or sing songs.

My goal is to create new melodies because i'm sick of all the old ones!

I also want to re-incorporate just intonation back into modern music, but that is going to be a lofty goal considering you need specialized guitars to do it. I might use it on piano ballads because Synths can easily be adjusted to the "right" pitch.