Have you ever found yourself confused when trying to understand where the riffs are coming from in some of your favorite stoner doom songs? Do you wonder why the notes seemingly drift around chromatically without sticking to a single scale? Or, oddly enough, why many of atonal notes seem to “work”? If so, please read […]
Doom Metal Theory – The Four Intervals Of Doom Read More »
“So where do I start?” That’s a question I get asked a lot. Whether it’s from people who just joined our Patreon Membership program, or from folks just discovering the YouTube channel and doom metal for the first time, knowing where to start is tough. Yet my answer is always the same…. Windhand. If you’re just getting into
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Windhand’s popularity in the doom metal scene has been on the steady rise since the band’s inception in Richmond, VA roughly a decade ago. The quartet has worked diligently, both in the studio and on the road, to deliver their unique, hypnotic, and massively heavy brand of doom to the masses. Just prior to Windhand
Rigs of Doom: Garrett Morris of Windhand Read More »
The information contained within this blog post was compiled from several sources, but basically quotes information I found in various forum posts, Facebook Group posts, and through my own direct correspondence with Nick Williams at Dunwich Amplification. The DA120 Overdrive is an incredible achievement in tone, and I thought it worthwhile to share all of
Dunwich Amps DA120 Overdrive: Boosted Matamp GT120 in a Box Read More »
Peter Green and Michael Bloomfield are two of my absolute favorite guitarists, and I have studied them both extensively. They were both incredible players and at the core, I believe they took a fairly similar approach. Bloomers always seemed to have a little more intensity and a harder attack whereas Peter used a very light
Loud & Clean – Play the Blues Like Bloomfield & Green Read More »
