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First Time Listening to Fear Before…

This is just a post to glaze Fear Before The March Of Flames because holy shit what have I been missing? I just sat through and listened to all their albums and they haven’t made a a single bad song. Realizing how ahead of their time and under appreciated they were/are is insane to me because they actually are such an incredible band. I think Odd How People Shake is my favorite album but they all bring their own unique flavor. I would do heinous things to go back in time and see them perform live how are more people not talking about them?

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u/SenorFoodstamps — 6 days ago
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What is happening to get this sound from the guitar?

Im not sure if this is the best place to ask but there’s a specific sound in a lot of punk/metal music that the guitar (and maybe bass?) creates and I don’t know how to explain it or if it has a name. Some examples of what I’m talking about with time stamps:

Superheaven - Last October (2:01) https://youtu.be/XWoCzibojNc?is=3kNk44qlEFgzxTHy

Dead Poetic - New Medicines (3:32) https://youtu.be/uJv6FEsTyHQ?is=HuU1fnYm0-Uk6Bo7

Bayside - We’ll Be Ok (0:39) https://youtu.be/SGCgviij-rI?is=zB7PMq7eebB93o78

Funeral For a Friend - Roses For The Dead (0:58) https://youtu.be/L2SckuudxkA?is=mwnwXfIJYbspx8tT

Forgive me if some of these are different but the guitar at these parts sound the same. Not exactly like a breakdown but it feels similar I just wanted to know if this was something that had a name in particular or if not what is it that creates this kind of sound. Thanks for any advice!

u/SenorFoodstamps — 2 months ago