What do you call this guitar effect, and what songs/bands can you recommend that have it?
What do you call this guitar effect, and what songs/bands can you recommend that have it?
Bentley Adams
Landon Russell
Starts @1:52 my bad
Jordan Peterson
Sounds somewhere between ZZ Top and Buckethead
Colton Morales
I like Les Claypool's thing, but I'm looking more for stoner metal/psych rock if possible
Isaac Russell
Also, can be stoner/doom general.
Xavier James
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Gabriel Brooks
I'll say it's wah and phaser. If thats not it then it can't be far off. He's using the wah right before it and then adds a phaser.
Luke Foster
This. Or he's just going ape shit on that wah. I don't hear anything else like chorus or flanger that it could be
Landon Anderson
Well it is Wzard so it's possible he's just slamming it. Was thinking there could be a pedal or something for that though
Lincoln Sanchez
It could just be a wah with a large sweep. But I hear some sort of rhythmic pulse type thing so I can't tell if that's him or a phaser
Juan Brooks
Nice almost-quads. Got any good recs tho? Always up for more Sabbath vein stuff.
Cooper Smith
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this is perfect if you like Electric Wizard
Aiden Garcia
Not really a stoner/doom/Black Sabbath esque kinda guy, except for kyuss, even though I love Sabbath. Do you got any recs? I was a little meh on that track but could see myself enjoying something similar. If you want stuff kinda like Sabbath from around their time though, check out Iron Butterfly's In A Gada Da Vida
William Sullivan
Oh if you like Sabbath but Wizard is too much, I could go on forever with recs.
Ayden Reed
I plug this one all the time as well.
Colton Richardson
Any Ty Segall is good if you're a psych boi
Jaxon Howard
Dude that's spooky. I was just listening to a Digibro video while reading this post and he mentioned these guys. Gonna check em out. Any other Electric Wizard you'd rec?
James Barnes
Dead Meadow isn't bad either, really warbly tho. 'Good Moanin' is probably my fav track by them (not on this album)
Michael Stewart
Huh, the universe is telling you to like Uncle Acid ig. And you mean like actual stuff by Wizard, or just Electric Wizard-esque? If actual, this album is probably my favorite.
Brandon Bennett
Listening to this now man, it's pretty fuckin good. Reminds me a little of these guys. Check out this or Soma if you haven't heard them
Eli Anderson
Meant actual. Cause I liked the overall sound but was meh on the track. Will check out.
Brayden Cook
That album has a pretty similar sound overall. For track by track, go for 'Stone Magnet' off the self-titled and 'Return Trip' off Fanatics, 'Funeralopolis' and 'We Hate You' off , and 'Eko Eko Azarak' off We Live, and 'Black Mass' off Black Masses.
Hudson Bell
bongripper - satan worshiping doom
Luke Powell
Got that one under the 'ol doom belt already. Good rec, but I prefer Hippie Killer. This is a hella one album if you're ok with growling.
Carson Torres
I love how poppy but fucking heavy this is
Nolan Green
Also this
Jaxson Diaz
In a kind of opposite way that reminds me of Sunbather. Not really my style in this particular song, but do you have anything more consistently heavy?
Jace Rogers
Wow you were on it before I posted my response. That's good shit, I'll check Torche out. Any particular album to start on? Haven't heard like, choral sludge before
Jace Perez
Definately start with Torche S/T than check out their album Meanderthal, it's their most complete
also they are heavily influenced by Justin Broadrick projects, which is why the have much cleaner vocs, you might like his projects
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Much more melodic than usual Sludge/Stoner
Samuel Brown
haven't heard of that, I'll check it out. Growling is my preferred vocal style for metal of any variety, what about Year of No Light - Tocsin
Julian Barnes
Those are both sick tracks. I'll have to check out those projects as well as the Torche albums. Added to my watch laters.
Also added that one, haven't heard em yet. You might like Neurosis then
Evan Bennett
You might like this. A little more psyche rock-ish than Sabbath and Uncle Acid, but it's still great.
Carson Smith
What's In My Head is a fucking jam