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Suffocation - Bloodchurn (guitar cover)

Finally got this one done! I've been working on it for a long time. As Suffocation tends to be, it's pretty tough. This one's a real killer on the right hand with all of its tremolo picking and downpicking, and has some tough string skipping stuff during the verse. The final section is tough mostly just on the brain, trying to remember which part to play next. Another thing that made this one tough is the tuning: it's somewhat well known amongst enthusiasts that Suffocation tuned the left and right guitars slightly differently. I am playing the left guitar part in this video (not sure if it's Cerrito or Hobbs), which is tuned to C# standard, but not using A440 -- it's a little higher than that. I used A450. The guitar on the right is actually tuned a little higher than that, almost to D standard at A440. So, use your ears -- I'm probably not exactly right but it sounds close enough for me. I remember a few years ago Mike Smith commenting on a forum that Despise the Sun was actually not a favorite album of Suffocation band members, which surprised me. However, I took it with a grain of salt because Mike might be biased due to the fact that he wasn't in the band when this was recorded. Regardless of their opinions, I think DTS is phenomenal. I think it's pretty amazing how well this album holds up over time. Although it's a very different album stylistically from Pierced or Effigy (although I think it's closer to Effigy), it's I think no less influential. It's hard to imagine that bands like Septycal Gorge, Hate Eternal or Hour of Penance didn't take a lot of inspiration from the unrelenting, blistering technicality and precision of this album, its austere, stark atmosphere, and its powerful production. I used my trusty Washburn WG-587 (my longest-owned guitar), which now has a Seymour Duncan Black Winter in the bridge. I'm running this into my Axe-FX Ultra using the same Recto-based patch I've used for my last few videos, along with a bit of EQ post-recording.