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And I'm willing to be completely wrong! 
I thought the exact same thing and had to know 
I was surprised when I found that clip 
The chick from Arch Enemy has a good growl too 
No inside knowledge whatsoever. Just guessing.
I have seen/heard similar . But I think it was another girl. But it was a girl 
Imagine your partner suddenly sounding like that in bed in the middle of the night.
I'd run all the way to Ash's house, which, this being Australia 'n all, is 2000km away.
Display MoreYotomi, a new member, just posted a "hello", and mentioned that he liked math rock amongst a bunch of other genres.
So, seeing as I've got a fave Japanese (it's always Japan with me!
The band is tricot. All-female with a male drummer:
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I particularly like this one - Ochansensu-su.
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Sound a bit like Sleater Kinney
Wow..this band (tricot) makes sense.I like it when musicians most of all try to make music and then fill in all the "tricky"stuff.
Certain complex beats represent certain feels and therefore need certain tonal material(what we call scales & modes) to create the right atmosphere.This girls "have this"..nice..many of these math rock bands I heard on YouTube don't get it.They try to make complex music but get lost in "to much brain" instead to express themselves as they should.
Exactly, Nikos! 
I'm actually quite disgusted at how unmusical most of the math rock I've heard on PooToob sounds.
OK, change of pace:
The change of groove and lead break in this show imagination and feel IMHO:
Black Stone Cherry - Bad Habit
Here, the choruses are guitar breaks, which can't be a bad thing, right?
Lloyd Spiegel - The Kick Around
This one's a beautiful arrangement and is sensitively-played:
Bruce Mathiske - Santiago
Good clean groove here and imaginative guitar work... using a Kemper!
Lords Of Black - World Gone Mad
Lloyd and Bruce are awesome!!! Thanks 
QuoteExactly, Nikos!
I'm actually quite disgusted at how unmusical most of the math rock I've heard on PooToob sounds.
Hey wait..I did not say "unmusical"..this would be harsh.Just "to much brain".Music should not sound like a lego-kit for nerds in their 20s.. 
I just listened to this song again, first time in a long while and YIKES!!! I know it's only 18 years old but I think it's some of his best work!
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Then I used Michael Britt's 58 Deluxe for Harmonica. Man it's the real deal. Thank you Sir.
Found a Korg Microstation with a decent B3 and showed Taylor the drummer a Boogaloo Break.
We live tracked the Bass and Drums. 1 pass on Keys and Harmonica. As close to to live performance I can get in a living room.
GREAT Muddy, thats got more bottom end than my ex girlfriend, really liked the groove man.
Kudos also to the drummer, (like animal out of the muppets)
Ash
Very flavorful tune Muddy, but I gotta ask - what's up with the old school telephone receiver on your toaster? Did you mod it with your harp somehow? 
Very flavorful tune Muddy, but I gotta ask - what's up with the old school telephone receiver on your toaster?
He phoned it in...
Shut up Dave!
Cool tune! 
That's a Phone Mic made by a guy named Postal.
I use the X-vive wireless so I have a cordless phone mic.
The real 58 Deluxe amp had a 1/4 Inst.input and Mic input.
1 Tone control that went from 1 to 12. You better turn it down to 2 if you blow harp. 
Found a Korg Microstation with a decent B3 and showed Taylor the drummer a Boogaloo Break.
now I hear a bit of Medeski in your music , and some cajun too , that's pretty cool
Sounds lovely, @MuddySludge!
That's a Phone Mic made by a guy named Postal.
I use the X-vive wireless so I have a cordless phone mic.
The real 58 Deluxe amp had a 1/4 Inst.input and Mic input.
1 Tone control that went from 1 to 12. You better turn it down to 2 if you blow harp.
That's awesome Muddy! I'm going to dig out my harps and try them through the KPA
Pure goose bumps:
And heaviness:
