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i am usually the first to arrive in the studio because i don’t do rudimental drills like a normie, i’d rather pick a song i haven’t played in a bit whilst everyone’s still probably trying to get here, this morning’s drum drill is bad omen’s just pretend

morning napalm drop courtesy of another meshuggah remastered album

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hahaha

djent but with a bit of funk

“tonight, i feel like more”

your lips my lips APOCALYPSE

about 4 yrs ago, i was doing one of my first few session gigs in a studio in los angeles during one of our late nights, i was sat on the floor of the rooftop smoking a fag when a skinny tall tatted up bloke with long hair walks out of the access door to the edge of the roof and stood there with outstretched arms i really thought he was going to jump so without startling him, i started to hum softly. when he turned around surprised someone else was there, i smiled and said, “don’t do it” he laughed “nah, i wasn’t planning on it.” and that was the start of my friendship with someone who is now an absolute rockstar

i wasnt born yet when this song came out. i heard it playing at home or in car rides often the hook and syncopated groove is so good i tried to play it robert miles // children

this morning’s napalm drop is a metalcore album of the yr contender by yet another sumerian band boundaries // malconscience

mornin, fuckers

i had no idea bad omens rise to sudden fame was because of tiktok

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i can’t seem get into heavy music with female vocalists spiritbox jinjer nightwish and it’s not for lack of trying i don’t get the same fuzzy feels

if the sun could lay eggs they’re called £160 mangoes

this drum part is does not come from a vintage roland tr-808 drum machine instead sound comes from a palm and fist on wooden bench planks in kensington gardens make music anywhere on anything