In this episode of Prog-Gnosis, prog powerhouse Plini shows you how to take simple power chord progressions and add 7th and 9ths to make them sound super proggy!
Met Plini years back at Guitar Sanctuary in McKinney TX. Super down to Earth and just an overall funny guy, even though this video doesn't show it. He's very pleasant and very gracious.
He said Jazzy, Confirmed Aliens! I agree with his assessment, however it sounds like Andy Sommers on the sound. Further fusing jazz, rock, funk, whatever is prog music..F Labels and Genres. Those are terms that marketing executives apply to yours or anybodys music so they think they can sell it...
I was wondering how long it was going to take Guitar World to get some Plini content. He's such an intellegent and interesting musician. Handmade Cities is the perfect blend of melody, tension, dynamics and groove.
Holy wow! You seriously cannot figure out what beauty this chords might evolve into.. watching the video in the early parts!! I hope I can strengthen my chords someday
man i relate to what you say so much.. like ive been self taught and i always was capable of writing full songs basically from a improv standpoint.. all metal and progressive at heart but i wanted to be able to expand and build off what i was creating and then start doing leads/solos..so this past year or so i been writing songs and learning all the phyrgians dominants... its litrerally opened my eyes so much.. ive recorded about several hundred full songs in the last year and just being able to listen to them and how almost all of it is different even though im basically playing the same notes but in different order/ speed.. an being able to hear all the little tricks i pick up as i keep practicing an how i incorporate them techniques without even realizing it till after.. idk man guitars so awesome.. it always amazed me how were all playing basically the same 6 strings and 24ish frets but yet day after day new music is created.. such a great thing to be able to express oneself through playing and creating music!!!
Fascinating, and yet makes perfect sense. I did my undergrad in music (violin) and jazz utilized the 7th and 9th quite a lot. We first learned about it during the Impressionist period though (ie: Debussy). I remember being super excited hearing those very colorful chords in classical music and then hearing how jazz just built upon them. It's only natural that most of my playlist consists of prog metal/ rock. Really enjoyed this.
I just got so excited looking at both 'prog-gnosis' and 'uploaded 23mins ago', It feels so strange it's already been 5 years since I did the same on Tosin's video.
one other tip that I'm sure he knows but others might not. You can do everything he did, then take it a step further and change the voicing on all the chords.
"In the progressive world, everyone has the attention span of a bar and a half" Certainly true for some bands, but definitely not classical or "roots" prog/prog metal. That said, variation within a progression, melody, etc, tends to be a more classically orchestral way of writing (as well as jazz in some cases), and is probably largely what draws people to progressive music.
Rohann van Rensburg I'd say Dream Theater can have the attention span of a bar and a half sometimes. Some songs sound like they're trying way too hard to be complex instead of making something worthwhile (plus fuck the singer) But then you got Porcupine Tree or Tool that don't do that (except the drum parts with Tool), or at least not as much.
Eh that's true. I think there's a time and place though (no reason to box music in to overly simple form) -- what does redeem DT in the end is that they are absolutely capable of writing in simpler structure, and have a vast array of music that fits this bill. The Dance of Eternity is a fun song, but it's largely because of the context it's in. I would agree that I don't like the 30 second attention span bands that define themselves based on this. It's sort of like in classical music -- Schoenberg was a master of tonal writing before he delved into atonal music. The contemporary efforts are often irrelevant to the culture of music as a whole because they live purely inside an academic bubble, and I'm convinced a good deal of those composers can't pull often tonal writing like older composers could.
I.e. Opeth and Edge of Sanity, having technically invented the genre of progressive metal (with harsh vocals), both milk riffs and chord progressions more than most bands.
Braden Spencer what’s wrong with labrie? He’s my 2nd favorite vocalist of all time tbh. He sounds kinda cheesy in his own right but he’s the perfect fit for DT. And attention span in music isn’t bigger = better, I get the idea a lot of tool songs go for but Jesus Christ they are absolutely the most boring shit I have ever listened to in terms of prog music. A good balance is easily preferable, don’t create a 2 dimensional pop song that has no bigger picture as a whole piece, but also don’t bore me to death with some overly dragged out atmospheric bullshit.
All my teachers throughout music theory ... to all 7 years of education of instrumentation, when all most of us wanted to know was some good info on voicing our own creations.. yall dropped the ball. Smh Plini had to pick it up and past it but thank you kindly🙏
apart from being a fantastic guitar player and a musician what a humble guy without any pretense (actually breaking down the process and making it accessible for us all)
Great Video! Maybe you could move your backlight a bit higher. I mean It looks good and gives much depth on the lower camera angles (when close up on guitar) but your head and hair gets a strange halo from beneath. I think it would separate you better from the background and look more natural if you could shine it from above. :)
Sheez I forgot the way guitar mags try to teach music . It's like something totally random for no reason pulled out of thin air. so if you don't know theory you're pretty much stuck, and if you know theory, you don't need this since you can just transcribe the music you like and see what they are actually doing.
BeaverSmash69 your musical knowledge is seriously a problem too ,That’s why you think Plini is doing totally right in this video . What a fans of him haha
Nothing is really "wrong" with him. He can obviously play and is doing well for himself. I just think that his music has very little to do with Prog, so I don't understand how he keeps getting marketed as such.
I know nothing about music theory and guitar playing but I like to dabble with music composition from time to time. What's the 7th and 9th? 7th and 9th semitone up from the root note?
This is some theory for people who are a bit confused and want to know more (if you already know or just don't care then that's cool, ignore this comment). There are two kinds of 7ths intervals (diatonic), a minor-7th of a major-7th. The 9th is the same for a major or a minor scale. I'll show you an example in c-major and c-minor - C major = C(1), D(2), E(3), F(4), G(5), A(6), B(7), C(8), D(9), E(10), etc You can see clearly that the B note is the 7th note in the C major scale and that the 9th is a D note (the same as the 2nd but one octave higher). C minor = C(1), D(2), Eb(3), F(4), G(5), G#(6), Bb(7), C(8), D(9), Eb(10), etc Now the 7th is a Bb, what we call the minor-7th but notice that the 9th is still a D. So for C the major-7th is a B and the minor-7th is a Bb. I hope you can apply this to whatever key you want. Also the 3rd, 6th and 7th intervals are associated with the differing major/minor diatonic tonalities. It gets more fun when you look into modes, tetra-chords, the melodic minor scale, etc.
I understand the benefits and ideas behind a strandberg guitar, but I played one for a couple hours and really didnt think it was anywhere near worth the price..
I am trying to write my own progression using this style and I'm wondering how he decided whether to add major or minor 7ths & 9ths. Can anyone explain it to me?
I noticed it was a i VI iv iii progression as well. I guess that is the reasoning behind choosing a major 7th with the B chord because that is what works with this progression?
He's tuned down a half step here. The chords are X7577X (Eb min 9) X3543X (B maj 9) XX555X (Ab min 7) and 7X777X (Gb min 7). He's actually tuned the low e string to a dropped Db, but it's easier without that.
I was so confused and couldn't catch low e was tuned down as well, thanks for the heads up. Im now struggling with the last two notes of figure 5 at 4:09 ...any help please?
A power chord is ambiguous, it sits in a neutral zone. Prog musicians love adding colours to power chord with these extra notes in the scale and that makes it ambiguous with a feeling, like the majority of people who like prog feel inside 😖
60 seconds in I thought “we’re gonna get the add9, aren’t we?”. Add 9 is the power chord of progressive music haha. I probably love them a little too much, tbh. On guitar they come with the extra bonus points for gnarly looking hand stretches too ;). Every guitarist remembers the first time they saw tabs for “Every Breath You Take” and thought “wtf? Why? It sounded so simple on the recording!!”
I use to dream of melodies ... woke up once found the progression on a guitar and recorded it. Very difficult .. the mind willed to record was stronger than the flesh ... must record !
I just started learning recording, already have like 12-15 songs/ideas just by jamming for 30 minutes at a time and coming up with a fun riff or something. Never did that in the last 15 years of me playing and would always come up with something i thought sounded cool and it went nowhere. Plus its a ton of fun to learn!
Stick a tc electronics wiretap recorder on your pedalboard. Or use the phone app for acoustic stuff. Works a treat and you don't have to fluff around setting up noodle tracks in your daw.
Huge Plini fan. Currently my favorite. I so wish I could write like him. I have so much respect for him. I can't believe he is also an architect! What a boss.
Love seeing how huge plini is now. I remember banging on about his music to anyone who would listen for years. One special guitarist and super considerate song writer. Legend!
"You cant argue with a power chord" Want to have this on a t-shirt xD
cos you can't
There's a reason it's called a POWER chord
This dude has moved all his emotion from his face to his hands.
Alex what an observation. Holy cow
Alex I almost spat my drink out! That is the best. I love Plini but you are so on the money with that comment 😄
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😴🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol
wah
Plini the Pooh.
Plini- _their_ -Pooh.
🤣🤣🤣
Plinnie the Wooh
Wini the Ploo
Plini has Pooh
For those curious, the intro song is Salt + Charcoal by Plini
bless your heart
Reminds me of Forward and Stay by Disperse
Met Plini years back at Guitar Sanctuary in McKinney TX. Super down to Earth and just an overall funny guy, even though this video doesn't show it. He's very pleasant and very gracious.
I appreciate the way he talks. It's very thought-out, articulate, and concise. Like his guitar playing.
The song in the intro is 'Salt + charcoal' btw..not that it would take long to figure this out, but there it is
Awesome no BS lesson that anyone can really benefit from. Thx Plini.
i'm not saying it was aliens.. but it was aliens :)
krky86 looks just like the ancient aliens guy lmao
He said Jazzy, Confirmed Aliens! I agree with his assessment, however it sounds like Andy Sommers on the sound. Further fusing jazz, rock, funk, whatever is prog music..F Labels and Genres. Those are terms that marketing executives apply to yours or anybodys music so they think they can sell it...
...man...that was just awesome. Easy to understand. Layer in complexity a step at a time. Wow.
I was wondering how long it was going to take Guitar World to get some Plini content. He's such an intellegent and interesting musician. Handmade Cities is the perfect blend of melody, tension, dynamics and groove.
Holy wow! You seriously cannot figure out what beauty this chords might evolve into.. watching the video in the early parts!! I hope I can strengthen my chords someday
Thanks, I expect you put more videos from him.
man i relate to what you say so much.. like ive been self taught and i always was capable of writing full songs basically from a improv standpoint.. all metal and progressive at heart but i wanted to be able to expand and build off what i was creating and then start doing leads/solos..so this past year or so i been writing songs and learning all the phyrgians dominants... its litrerally opened my eyes so much.. ive recorded about several hundred full songs in the last year and just being able to listen to them and how almost all of it is different even though im basically playing the same notes but in different order/ speed.. an being able to hear all the little tricks i pick up as i keep practicing an how i incorporate them techniques without even realizing it till after.. idk man guitars so awesome.. it always amazed me how were all playing basically the same 6 strings and 24ish frets but yet day after day new music is created.. such a great thing to be able to express oneself through playing and creating music!!!
Selenium Forest.
❤
That was great. Plini is among my favorite players of the young generation.
Fun fact Selenium is most widely used as a livestock supplement mineral in selenium deficient forage regions
Fascinating, and yet makes perfect sense. I did my undergrad in music (violin) and jazz utilized the 7th and 9th quite a lot. We first learned about it during the Impressionist period though (ie: Debussy). I remember being super excited hearing those very colorful chords in classical music and then hearing how jazz just built upon them. It's only natural that most of my playlist consists of prog metal/ rock. Really enjoyed this.
I remember when Prog-gnosis was a Tosin Abasi thing...must be gettin' old.
I just got so excited looking at both 'prog-gnosis' and 'uploaded 23mins ago', It feels so strange it's already been 5 years since I did the same on Tosin's video.
I remember when Tobin wasn't born yet I was playing Mediterranean Sundance without a pick.
Probably older than Tosin bc he was helped out a lot with writing songs for his albums
THE DYBBUK Tosin’s older I think
i was looking for pog riffs, but i wasn't disappointed
You're a wonderful teacher Plini, thank you.
What a great, organized detailed way to teach!
There's nothing better than personal guitar lessons from Zach Braff!!
one other tip that I'm sure he knows but others might not. You can do everything he did, then take it a step further and change the voicing on all the chords.
Plini is the bae
Selenium Forest is exactly what i was expecting...
I think I wrote this yesterday😂 very clear and useful explanation. Thanks for your time.
This is one of the best damn videos that I've ever watched
Lovely video and a great approach.
"In the progressive world, everyone has the attention span of a bar and a half"
Certainly true for some bands, but definitely not classical or "roots" prog/prog metal. That said, variation within a progression, melody, etc, tends to be a more classically orchestral way of writing (as well as jazz in some cases), and is probably largely what draws people to progressive music.
Rohann van Rensburg I'd say Dream Theater can have the attention span of a bar and a half sometimes. Some songs sound like they're trying way too hard to be complex instead of making something worthwhile (plus fuck the singer)
But then you got Porcupine Tree or Tool that don't do that (except the drum parts with Tool), or at least not as much.
Eh that's true. I think there's a time and place though (no reason to box music in to overly simple form) -- what does redeem DT in the end is that they are absolutely capable of writing in simpler structure, and have a vast array of music that fits this bill. The Dance of Eternity is a fun song, but it's largely because of the context it's in. I would agree that I don't like the 30 second attention span bands that define themselves based on this.
It's sort of like in classical music -- Schoenberg was a master of tonal writing before he delved into atonal music. The contemporary efforts are often irrelevant to the culture of music as a whole because they live purely inside an academic bubble, and I'm convinced a good deal of those composers can't pull often tonal writing like older composers could.
The Yes boys obviously didn't lose their attention span at the end of starship trooper
I.e. Opeth and Edge of Sanity, having technically invented the genre of progressive metal (with harsh vocals), both milk riffs and chord progressions more than most bands.
Braden Spencer what’s wrong with labrie? He’s my 2nd favorite vocalist of all time tbh. He sounds kinda cheesy in his own right but he’s the perfect fit for DT. And attention span in music isn’t bigger = better, I get the idea a lot of tool songs go for but Jesus Christ they are absolutely the most boring shit I have ever listened to in terms of prog music. A good balance is easily preferable, don’t create a 2 dimensional pop song that has no bigger picture as a whole piece, but also don’t bore me to death with some overly dragged out atmospheric bullshit.
Excellent informative video . All the best . Alan .
2:25 this blew me away this what happens when you learn music theory
All my teachers throughout music theory
... to all 7 years of education of instrumentation, when all most of us wanted to know was some good info on voicing our own creations.. yall dropped the ball. Smh Plini had to pick it up and past it but thank you kindly🙏
This guy is the life of the party
Sean Cannon HAHAHA
😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂👍
This was great.
Finally a Plini video
nice i did this naturaly without understanding it really, i gotta dig more the 7 and 9 and those final ends
Never realized his fingers were 10 inches long each. That explains a lot!
Wow, reminds me of "Textures" by Cynic.
Original rhythm is Venom song buried alive progression.
That tone is gorgeous.
terrifically long fingers *___*
Plini Turns Your Awesome Riffs Into Prog Riffs!
apart from being a fantastic guitar player and a musician what a humble guy without any pretense (actually breaking down the process and making it accessible for us all)
Works for me
Great Video!
Maybe you could move your backlight a bit higher. I mean It looks good and gives much depth on the lower camera angles (when close up on guitar) but your head and hair gets a strange halo from beneath. I think it would separate you better from the background and look more natural if you could shine it from above. :)
I met you at a Starbucks in Omaha! It was chill as af
Figure 1 reminded me of Empty words by Death
Anyone else hear Fell on Black Days? I just need that beeeeend. ;)
sound like allan holdsworth
Sounds like Robert cray
Sheez I forgot the way guitar mags try to teach music . It's like something totally random for no reason pulled out of thin air. so if you don't know theory you're pretty much stuck, and if you know theory, you don't need this since you can just transcribe the music you like and see what they are actually doing.
What happened to the top of his guitar?
It's a headless guitar.
ardaorhan he ate that
Nothing prog at all ,its just R&B style playing,wtf with Plini
Sounds like Plini in a nutshell - nothing prog at all.
thecameronator what’s wrong with him?
Nothing wrong with him. He's a talented guitarist with a career.
That being said, your spelling and grammar are a serious problem.
BeaverSmash69 your musical knowledge is seriously a problem too ,That’s why you think Plini is doing totally right in this video . What a fans of him haha
Nothing is really "wrong" with him. He can obviously play and is doing well for himself. I just think that his music has very little to do with Prog, so I don't understand how he keeps getting marketed as such.
Dude is super brainy. I bet he's in his head a lot, almost aloof.
that guitar looks like it has a stump
11 and 13th? Or is that usually staking too much?
I know nothing about music theory and guitar playing but I like to dabble with music composition from time to time. What's the 7th and 9th? 7th and 9th semitone up from the root note?
Jinzo9988 nope, it refers to the 7th and 9th note of a given scale. You should go check out some theory video.
This is some theory for people who are a bit confused and want to know more (if you already know or just don't care then that's cool, ignore this comment).
There are two kinds of 7ths intervals (diatonic), a minor-7th of a major-7th. The 9th is the same for a major or a minor scale. I'll show you an example in c-major and c-minor -
C major = C(1), D(2), E(3), F(4), G(5), A(6), B(7), C(8), D(9), E(10), etc
You can see clearly that the B note is the 7th note in the C major scale and that the 9th is a D note (the same as the 2nd but one octave higher).
C minor = C(1), D(2), Eb(3), F(4), G(5), G#(6), Bb(7), C(8), D(9), Eb(10), etc
Now the 7th is a Bb, what we call the minor-7th but notice that the 9th is still a D.
So for C the major-7th is a B and the minor-7th is a Bb. I hope you can apply this to whatever key you want. Also the 3rd, 6th and 7th intervals are associated with the differing major/minor diatonic tonalities. It gets more fun when you look into modes, tetra-chords, the melodic minor scale, etc.
I understand the benefits and ideas behind a strandberg guitar, but I played one for a couple hours and really didnt think it was anywhere near worth the price..
I forget what song I'm playing a bar and a half in
I am trying to write my own progression using this style and I'm wondering how he decided whether to add major or minor 7ths & 9ths. Can anyone explain it to me?
I noticed it was a i VI iv iii progression as well. I guess that is the reasoning behind choosing a major 7th with the B chord because that is what works with this progression?
anyone notice how close his progression choice and method of working is a lot like Nile Rodgers, its sick as fuck
man, they put prog-rock in the water in Australia?
dexterity: 10
charisma: 0
jk... dry humor is awesome humor
4:19 This is something I hope changes in all music from my generation of players.
Could someone please help me understand the embelishment thing? Because his hand just moved so efortlessly and i couldnt catch much. Thanks
0:06 your welcome
i died a little when he said "everyone in the prog world has the attention span of a bar and a half"
Lmaooo...its gotts keep changing or its not prog rofl ahahaah
Its what is killing modern prog. Its just wankery.
@@charityhoax Kinda agree with you there.
Dream theater and Rush did it best. Had all the unique chord progressions and time sigs but knew how to keep it rocking :)
I kinda feel like prog should borrow a bit of compositional structure from classical musicians.
3:55 .... We can... (spaces off/ has horrifying revelation) .... add things.
Alex Sosa RIGHT, what WAS that?! LOL
Haha, he just wanted to be professional without sounding stupid.
*Vietnam flashback*
Haha well Plini is definitely a pro thats for sure. Sorry for roasting you Plini, i love you and you’re my favorite forever.
I lol’d so hard at this
Lmao. Dudes emotionless voice could put me to sleep and yet his playing is godlike. Literally all his emotions come pouring through his fingers.
I’m honestly the same way. Emotions are too complicated.
That's Australians for you 😂
poor man lives jet lagged. what a life.
Nah I think he’s trying not to sound like a patronising prog-douche and doing really well. Love Plini, amazing work.
I disagree
He's tuned down a half step here. The chords are X7577X (Eb min 9) X3543X (B maj 9) XX555X (Ab min 7) and 7X777X (Gb min 7). He's actually tuned the low e string to a dropped Db, but it's easier without that.
Aedotox tx for quick fingering
I was so confused and couldn't catch low e was tuned down as well, thanks for the heads up. Im now struggling with the last two notes of figure 5 at 4:09 ...any help please?
That's XX78810 to XX7888
Thanks for the chords man/
Aedotox Buckethead fans know what's up!
We can
*notices insight is too high and can see amygdala everywhere
Add...things
This guy Bloodornes.
gotta play bloodborne again lol
So that's how selenium forest was written?!
Crazy!!!
ali drake guess he weote with a pen
Roi Jose A. Redor with all the softwares out there, i don't think so... :))
Yeah, the whole song is just a Blink 182 riff obviously,
You mean to tell me you guys were holding on to this video since 2017? Cmon mayn...
Josh Namba lmao ikr?
Sorry dude! We had too many artists in the queue!
lol I thought the same thing
Josh Namba which issue?
I said the same thing at the end of the video. lol
I love how just adding the 7th to a power chord adds an incredible amount of feeling and depth to such a simple progression.
NO KIDDING DUDE! I literally have been stuck in a rut. This really really helped.
A power chord is ambiguous, it sits in a neutral zone. Prog musicians love adding colours to power chord with these extra notes in the scale and that makes it ambiguous with a feeling, like the majority of people who like prog feel inside 😖
60 seconds in I thought “we’re gonna get the add9, aren’t we?”. Add 9 is the power chord of progressive music haha. I probably love them a little too much, tbh. On guitar they come with the extra bonus points for gnarly looking hand stretches too ;). Every guitarist remembers the first time they saw tabs for “Every Breath You Take” and thought “wtf? Why? It sounded so simple on the recording!!”
0:06 I'm sure this was unintentional but lol.
That little noseless face makes me happy
The text reads "WTH PLINI" 😂
PLERNER
That’s why you shouldn’t use present in premier pro or after effect! 😅
4:18
*Tool has left the chat.*
@Sthaman Sinha That's the intended joke
I love how Plini explains things while looking like he just go out of bed. Awesome guitarist x100.
"In the progressive world, everyone has the attention span of about a bar and a half..." lol
Cool ideas. Always interests me when prog guys draw from jazz concepts and tones. Etc.
thats mostly where you find the root of all prog hahah
Àyrlen J once upon a time maybe, not so much now I’ve noticed
Nick Granville Extended tones aren't really "jazz
Mac very true 👌
@@xxczerxx the application is rather jazz neo soul influenced tho
Great stuff mate, thanks for the tip. My biggest problem is that I forget what I've just come up with yes I know I should record it.
I use to dream of melodies ... woke up once found the progression on a guitar and recorded it. Very difficult .. the mind willed to record was stronger than the flesh ... must record !
Download a free recorder on your phone
I just record a video of the said riff that way you have sound and you can see what you were doing.
I just started learning recording, already have like 12-15 songs/ideas just by jamming for 30 minutes at a time and coming up with a fun riff or something. Never did that in the last 15 years of me playing and would always come up with something i thought sounded cool and it went nowhere.
Plus its a ton of fun to learn!
Stick a tc electronics wiretap recorder on your pedalboard. Or use the phone app for acoustic stuff. Works a treat and you don't have to fluff around setting up noodle tracks in your daw.
When your guitar expresses more emotion than you. 🎸
Huge Plini fan. Currently my favorite. I so wish I could write like him. I have so much respect for him. I can't believe he is also an architect! What a boss.
He has a masters degree in architecture I think...
He just has a masters in Architecture. But he quit Architecture ages ago!
I don't think it was a matter of quitting. More so a matter of he graduated from Uni and his music career had already started.
Drummond Yeah, that's what! :) He quit his part-time job to write Music and his music career started in no time!
write like yourself, not like him. ;) his style already exists. greetings!
Plini always looks like he's running on 2 hours of sleep. Poor guy. Dude needs a nap.
The 7th is like the power chord of jazz
"the attention span of about a bar and a half" I love I love this anti-elitist roasting of prog fandom hahaha
I always listen to Plini naked.. because I've been having Handmade Cities in the bathroom's CD player for over a year now I think
Me too hahaha ! birds / surfers too is nice during the shower
Love seeing how huge plini is now. I remember banging on about his music to anyone who would listen for years. One special guitarist and super considerate song writer. Legend!
I love this progressive stuff but a simple way to look at it is Jazz Metal fusion.
Dude is a musical genius! Pure pleasure to watch and hear him play.
Wow this was a clear concise and delivered a lot in 5 minutes. I can’t believe I just found this after so long.
This is what I love about Plini -- his playing and harmonic choices are so tasty.
I like his hair. A lot.
MAYBE YOU SHOULD MARRY IT
MAYBE I WILL
higler420 AM I INVITED
THAT'S UP TO THE HUBBY, PLINI.
higler420 ill text him
Dude his voice sounds exactly like jim halpert from the office.
These chords sound tasty, Not sure i could mosh to it though 🤔
I watched a crowd mosh to CHON, so Plini will be no exception.
i moshed to polyphia. great fun
Plini.... senpai pls notice me.
I don't see any comments in appreciation of that awesome spacey-yet-tight guitar tone - so I decided to fix that
I'm in the comments looking for someone to explain what I need to get to sound similar, that tone is magical
Aw, look at that baby guitar.
Ectoplasmic36 I want a Strandberg so bad.
Baby light guitar sounds GIRTHY though.
Ectoplasmic36 it’s kinda cute, isn’t it?
Love Strandbergs
Came here DIRECTLY after watching @jared.dines Djent 2018 video.. so it looks even smaller.
Plini seems chill af definitely looking forward to seeing him at a clinic