Evil Overtones

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This is the group for overtone singing in punkrock, techno, daring experiments and crazy shit. Bizarre behaviour and strange stories of overtoners? This is the place to share and enjoy!
...yes, it´s me in the picture.
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  • John Strieder

    Thanks for pointing to the "Metal Chord Structures"-Article! However, on the "beating": Tritone and minor second are not uncommon in today's metal music.

    Apr 20, 2011

  • Gisbert Schürig

    Hi John,
    the article is on 'classic' metal. Of course the tritone and minor second were also important then, but mostly as melodic intervals and not as chordal structures.

    Of course dissonance plays an important role in metal, and bands like Slayer make frequent chordal use of the tritone, still I´m pretty sure that jazz musicians use dissonant intervalls much more often as parts of chords.

    I love the way Andreas Kisser of Sepultura uses beatings on their album 'Roots'.

    Apr 21, 2011

  • robert hessel

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNguw-jpU4I
    for more:
    http://www.asinglethread.com/video.htm
    nice stuff with an igil

    Jan 19