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PRESS RELEASE: Steve Di Giorgio's & Jeroen Paul Thesseling's QUADVIUM Premieres Music Video For New Track "Náströnd" The instrumental progressive metal-fusion quartet QUADVIUM, half in California - half in the Netherlands, founded in late 2019 by American bass player Steve Di Giorgio (Testament, Death) and Dutch bass player Jeroen Paul Thesseling (Obscura, Pestilence), is premiering a music video for the first single off the band's debut studio album "Tetradōm", set for release on May 30th via Agonia Records. Watch the video for the song "Náströnd" here: On the new single, co-founders Steve Di Giorgio & Jeroen Paul Thesseling comment: "We're stoked to reveal Quadvium's first single «Náströnd». We hope you'll enjoy listening, and watching the video for the song. Thank you all for your patience. It has been quite a long trip building our concept and striving together for the best ideas. And now here we are - the first glimpse into an album that is quite a musical adventure...

The song Ryan Martinie and Leonid Maksimov play is called ‘Forecast’. It’s not on the first album ‘Crush’, but will be released on the upcoming, not yet released album. Bassists Alliance Project: The gathering of many well-known and creative musicians at the Framus & Warwick headquarters in Markneukirchen (Vogtland/Germany) always creates a highly inspiring atmosphere that quickly led to other sympathizers of this idea finding themselves on the spot, such as the world’s first “percussion style” acoustic bassist Dmitri Lisenko, Mark Michelle, the legendary Scott Reeder (formerly Kyuss) and the no less influential Ryan Martinie (formerly Mudvayne), who are also all Warwick artists. Furthermore, artists like Micheal Manring or heavy metal veteran Steve di Giorgio (Testament, Obituary, Soen, Futures End and many more) were brought on board. Together with Tony Grey, Brandino, Adam Nitti, Colin Edwin and Leonid Maksimov, these artists form the massive Bassists Alliance Project. In...

In today’s video, Warwick artist Leonid Maksimov (Bassists Alliance) talks with our Head of Research & Development Marcus Spangler on the question of the value and quality of RockBass instruments. In this video Marcus Spangler clears up in detail the prejudice that “Made in China” is often associated with lower quality. The Warwick RockBass series is manufactured in China, but with high quality requirements, made of high-quality tonewoods and with the best hardware. Warwick/Germany has also carefully selected the Chinese manufacturer. Before this manufacturer sends RockBasses to the various wholesalers worldwide, Warwick sends specialists to China each time to carry out strict quality controls on each instrument. When the RockBasses arrive at the respective distributor, all instruments are carefully checked and adjusted again. The RockBass series ranges from the basic model Corvette to the Streamer basses, the Artist Line, the Fortress models and the new Infinity with B/E/A/D...