found this girl in the rain tonight, named her Bonehead
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found this girl in the rain tonight, named her Bonehead

i’ll take it as a sign. going to try my best to take real good care of her :) im a first time pet owner, so any advice would be appreciated! plan on taking her to a vet today or monday to get her fixed and get shots and analysis of her health. going to get some food, litterbox, cat cave and some small toys too. besides that im in the dark with all of this. plan on asking the vet as much as i can about all this.

u/ImmodestTheory — 17 hours ago

first Bass questions?

hehe pun intended.

looking to buy my first bass, im most interested in achieving a Post-Hardcore, Metalcore, Melodic Hardcore kind of sound. my budget is $500. any recommendations?

u/ImmodestTheory — 13 days ago
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Bravestar 21.5oz Mojave Western Cut

9 months, worn basically daily, 0 washes/soaks.

apologies for the terrible lighting!
worn through demo, landscaping, warehouse work, and everything in between.

not only do i kinda like the higher contrast results of dirty fading, this is the only pair of jeans/bottoms that i own, i moved across the country 9months back, right when i got these, and sold/donated basically everything to my name besides some clothes, a bible, and a knife. i plan on getting another pair once Bravestar restocks the 21.5oz ones so i can finally give these the well deserved wash they need. yes i feel ashamed wearing dirty jeans sometimes, but, no they dont smell, and yes i have asked multiple people lol.

u/ImmodestTheory — 28 days ago

new to screaming!

wanting to learn screaming for early 2000s post hardcore, melodic hardcore, metalcore sound.

not super high, not deathly low, id also like to bring fry and false chords into my clean vocals, as i have a decent voice but im not properly trained.

my inspirations are bands like Beloved, This Armistice, gunslikegirls, Anavie, Killswitch Engage, From Autumn To Ashes.

i was looking into Chris Liepe on YouTube for tips to start, but i feel overwhelmed with all the options and starting points online, but in person lessons, and lessons in general aren’t currently in my budget.

so if anyone has any info/advice to point me in the right direction, that would be greatly appreciated!!! :)

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u/ImmodestTheory — 1 month ago

24M. finally starting a band with some friends. ive always been told i have a good voice, but id like to actually learn proper technique and make my voice better.

my budget is tight right now, but paying for in person lessons is not out of the question, id just like to know what i should start learning now, and what my options should be as i move forward with this.

my main inspirations are the bands Beloved, Glory of This, This Armistice.

my voice currently sounds like a mixture of Across Five Aprils 1st lead singer and the clean vocalist from Anavie.

dont mind my sound, just want be more diverse and get better.

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u/ImmodestTheory — 2 months ago

some friends and i(24M) have decided to start a band. we’ll all be starting from scratch basically with some knowledge on singing and instruments, but mostly just years of researching and day dreaming, and some minor practice of the years. this time we want to seriously pursue it, even if it ends up being just sessions and recordings for ourselves.

id love to find some lessons, i have a small budget, but would like to maybe start with free lessons online first, then online lessons and then finally maybe a few lessons in person.

im already starting with a slightly above average sounding voice ive been told. but id love to practice and improve. also i have no idea if how im singing is damaging to my vocal chords or not. they dont hurt, but better safe than sorry. id also like to achieve higher and lower notes while still maintaining a unique voice and stuff. screaming i would be learning from scratch with basically 0 knowledge on the topic.

some of my inspirations are Beloved, Anavie, Across Five Aprils, Poison the Well.

any advice would be greatly appreciated

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u/ImmodestTheory — 2 months ago