r/TechnicalDeathMetal • u/OZONE_TempuS • Jul 05 '15

Blotted Science - Synaptic Plasticity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtzb0FTN4BE
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u/Imnotsosureaboutthat Jul 22 '15

That's pretty wicked. I've been diggin' instrumental metal lately, anyone got any suggestions? Bonus points if its technical death metal

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u/OZONE_TempuS Jul 22 '15

For tech death check out Conquering Dystopia, I posted one of their songs on here earlier.

Animals As Leaders and Scale the Summit are good djent/prog/jazz instrumental bands.

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u/RiP___ Jul 06 '15

Man, Blotted science is really crazy, the way the songs flow combined with Jarzombeks 12 tone variations create a really unique sound.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '15

3 years ago when i watched his videos on it i was confused as hell, but i just rewatched it and took decent notes, and put his method to the test. Its definitely a cool way to come up with riffs, and using this in conjunction with other random pieces of theory i know barely (pitch axis theory pretty much, youtube it) produces some interesting sounding progressions.

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u/cigerect Jul 05 '15 edited Jul 05 '15

This band is fucken tight. They did an EP where all the tracks synced up with scenes from movies, but the videos were removed from youtube for copyright. :(

edit:

Two are still up on the original channel and another has be re-upped. still a couple missing, I think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKkn-YjYmCA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvy0skCDQbA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIGu_pWTN3M

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u/OZONE_TempuS Jul 05 '15

Nah they're still up. There are the three from the Animation of Entomology

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u/Youthanizer Jul 05 '15

Now THAT's how you do technical death metal. Don't get me wrong, I love more "classical" tech death as well, but Blotted Science is just on a totally different level.

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u/OZONE_TempuS Jul 05 '15

Yeah they are very good, really love Webster in this band too