DISKORD Dystopics - Warwick Thumb NT 5

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Hi guys,

My band DISKORD is in the process of finishing our sophomore full-length album entitled 'Dystopics', and we are releasing a couple of rough mixes as promotional tracks. Download , and let me know what you think about both the mix and the music itself!

Genre: Progressive death metal (?)
Instrument: Warwick Thumb NT 5 tuned G C F Bb Eb (low to high)
Amps: Hartke HA5500 and Ampeg SVT
 
Very impressing. This low-end is absolutely sick. I love it.

The TNT5 is maybe the most suited bass to extreme down-tuning.
 
I must admit I don't listen to this kinda music very often...:confused:
But I checked yo band'z website this morning and I really enjoyed it...Yo Thumb soundz awesum with da band, and I really dig da effectz ya use, especially da wah (?) ya use on Pervasive discreteness...kewl fast bass intro on An Architectonic...8:
But wut wonderz me da most every time I listen to this 'sorta' music, is how you guyz remember all these different (difficult) partz and songz...tbh we at least have to explain da structure of every new song at least 800 timez to geetardistz from my band before he rememberz that da bridge comez after da second or da third choruz...and we play only straight punk/rock ...:lol:

Anywayz, respect man ...8:
 
The album is out! Artwork by Sindre Foss Skancke:



A couple of samples on Soundcloud: Dystopics samples by DiskordNorway on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free

The reviews are slowly beginning to tick in, here are a few quotes:

* "DISKORD are practically dripping with authenticity" - HeavyMetal.no (8/10)

* "The music is delivered with an infectious energy and great conviction ... I especially enjoy how audible the bass is in the soundscape." - Metal Music Archives (4,5/5)

* "DISKORD references Autopsy's atonal downbeat doom and Atheist's technical upbeat metal" - Natt & Dag

If you like it, you may get your copy from our label on CD ($12) or Vinyl ($13,5). 8:
 
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