for real your work on entheos is underrated, that stuff its crazy, the fluidity in it, its like, the other side of a spectrum, if meshugah is the opposite one and one day i swear people will look on those stuff and realise how crazy it is, kinda like what happen with car bomb and their third album i had the chance to even saw you perform on your electronic stuff at montreal i wish one day you will continu those project
If you liked the drumming on their self-titled and Weightless, check out Misha Mansoor's demos since he was the one who programmed the drums on those albums.
Keep listening buddy, it's a learning process, find a couple songs that really do it for you, I still remember "What a horrible night to have a curse" from TBDM pushing my limits of what was acceptable. Once you *get* a song it transitions into an album, then a band, then another, then a whole genre. The few couple of bands that got me into harsher vocals are Black Dahlia, Inferi (vocals sounded familiar with TBDM), Valkyrja and eventually The Faceless and Obscura. Now I'm slowly transitioning into more experimental genres that are far from tech death, ranging from mathcore to r&b. Music is a journey, keep seeking the sound you're looking for and "tune out" the rest, it makes us grow as people ;)
Yeah, he cut it down, you can see half the Meinl Classics logo on the side. Probably to make it more portable/easier to tour with. Those mega bell rides are heavy as hell.
Entheos is Severely underrated.
I guees thats why they're so cocky now LMAO, times have changed
proof once again that you don't need a massive kit to sound huge!
Please keep doing these videos Navene! I could watch this stuff all day; so badass.
Yes, please make more videos. Their great to watch.
for real your work on entheos is underrated, that stuff its crazy, the fluidity in it, its like, the other side of a spectrum, if meshugah is the opposite one and one day i swear people will look on those stuff and realise how crazy it is, kinda like what happen with car bomb and their third album
i had the chance to even saw you perform on your electronic stuff at montreal
i wish one day you will continu those project
Duude. Been dying to hear that cut down ride!! Sounds awesome!!
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Got chills at 4:50 - 5:33. Geez, Navene, you are one talented man! ⚡Fumes coming from that kit.⚡ This is my favorite Entheos song!
I love that snare man holy shit
Incredible.
your play is amazing , congratulations....
you have talent man, hope to see you again over in europe
SOLID
So incredible!!
This. Man. Is. A. Robot.
F*ck yeah..!!
SICK!
You're a beast!
Fucking beast. Insane.
FAV DRUMMER
Oh holy fuckin make your head nod solid sweet sounding insanity.
Fucking awesome! What's your stack comprised of? Sounds amazing
afaik it's a 16" extreme metal china and a 10" soundcaster piccolo china. might be different sizes though.
Amazing save at 2:39!
Fuck you're good!!
Luv how the cymbals are used as drums to account fer a small kit good stuff main fo sho
you are INSANE
J...j....Jeebus, is that you?
Kinda sad that you left AAL.
I've enjoyed your drumming more than the new guy.
Looking forward to hearing more from you.
You act like he just left haha. Garstka has been in AAL since late 2012 (I think) and has put out two studio records with them.
It doesn't feel that long ago lol. I've been following aal since wave of babies released. So I still think of Matt as the new guy.
If you liked the drumming on their self-titled and Weightless, check out Misha Mansoor's demos since he was the one who programmed the drums on those albums.
Misha wrote the drums I'm pretty sure.
what's that snare..?
I believe it's the Tama G Maple
Man i kinda wish i could listen to these albums with no lyrics because this is fucking dope i just cant get into the screaming
Keep listening buddy, it's a learning process, find a couple songs that really do it for you, I still remember "What a horrible night to have a curse" from TBDM pushing my limits of what was acceptable. Once you *get* a song it transitions into an album, then a band, then another, then a whole genre. The few couple of bands that got me into harsher vocals are Black Dahlia, Inferi (vocals sounded familiar with TBDM), Valkyrja and eventually The Faceless and Obscura. Now I'm slowly transitioning into more experimental genres that are far from tech death, ranging from mathcore to r&b. Music is a journey, keep seeking the sound you're looking for and "tune out" the rest, it makes us grow as people ;)
What's up with his ride? It looks like he cut down the ride. Can anyone confirm?
Yeah, he cut it down, you can see half the Meinl Classics logo on the side. Probably to make it more portable/easier to tour with. Those mega bell rides are heavy as hell.
Is that your new band?
well it has been for a while now, i think the first ep came out in 2015 if i'm not mistaken :P
BOB SAPPSUX oh i didnt know i just knew he wasnt with asl anymore and i heard some of his electronic stuff on soundcloud but i dig the band its dope
opendeye0vision no problem ;)
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How much more dun does 'er get? None. None more done.
Awesome playing as usual. Not a fan of that snare though, but what do I know.
#Naven, did you cut the ride cymbal a little bit in the sides ???
ivan medeiros duarte he did. Saw it on his FB.
thanks bro