Double Helix - Sithu Aye // Cover

Scissorlips

Here's a guitar/bass cover of one of my favourite Textures' song from their masterpiece album "Drawing Circles" (2006, Listenable Records). This is not the most heavy and difficult song of the album to play through, but it demands groove and to be at the end of the beat. I have recorded this cover with a simple configuration : 

- Superior drummer rough mix 
- Fender Jazz Bass + Universal Audio Twin Finity 710 as a DI + Bassgrinder Plugin by Audio Assault (WarHead + DragonCab)
- Schecter Loomis 7 Diamond Series + Universal Audio Twin Finity 710 as a DI + Grindmachine Plugin by Audio Assault (Animal Head + Annihilator Cab and Raptor Head + Crusher Cab). 

I hope you'll enjoy it! Feel free to share it! Massively! 

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'Time Traveller' - Taken from Breaking Orbit's debut album 'The Time Traveller'

Time Traveller

From the album Portal of I. 


Melbourne, Australia’s NE OBLIVISCARIS are intense progressive/extreme/melodic/violin-laden metal like you’ve never heard before.

Almost 9 years after the bands formative rehearsals first took place; after numerous line-up changes that had seen the band go through almost continual change, always for the better; after more than 5 years had passed since the band released a 3 song demo that garnered them worldwide critical acclaim in the metal underground; after a successful 15 month battle with the Australian Immigration Department saw their French lead guitarist, Benjamin Baret, finally granted a long term visa in Australia in large part due to the incredible support of thousands of fans worldwide; after more frustrations and delays than the band thought they could ever possibly deal with; NE OBLIVISCARIS finally unveiled their debut album ‘Portal Of I in mid 2012, and they did so to incredible reviews from every corner of the globe. 

Released worldwide through Code 666/Aural Music & Welkin Records in Australia, 'Portal Of I' saw NE OBLIVISCARIS quickly rise to become one of the most prominent and biggest drawing metal bands in Australia, headlining festivals such as Progfest & Sonic Forge to crowds of up to 1000 people, doing multiple headline tours across Australia and all the while gaining more fans every day throughout the worldwide metal scene.

The end of 2012 saw Ne Obliviscaris appear prominently in a range of ‘Best Of 2012’ lists with their album hailed as a “masterpiece” (Metalinjection.com), “absolutely stunning” (Nocleansinging.com), “capable of holding you in stunned rapture for its entire duration” (Metalobsession.net) & “one of the most original and creative pieces of art of not just the year, but the entire decade” (KZSC Radio USA)
Description


* Xenoyr - Lead Vocals & Lyrics

* Tim Charles - Violin & Clean Vocals

* Matt Klavins - Guitar

* Cygnus - Bass 

* Benjamin Baret- Lead guitar

* Dan Presland - Drums



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