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DeiExMachina

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About DeiExMachina

  • Birthday 07/12/1998

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    My name is Arron Taylor. I'm 16 years old, and come from Scotland, up North, in the UK. My hobbies include playing videogames (mainly XBOX 360 and PS4), playing and learning guitar, bass, drums, and piano, and making videos on YouTube... soon.
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    Scotland
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    Playing guitar, bass, drums and piano, playing videogames, and making videos on YouTube.
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    Student

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  1. Personally, I think that 'Risk' was a pretty good album. I liked the songs Breadline, Crush 'Em, and Insomnia. Yeah, it did change Megadeth's sound in the years to come, but 'Risk' was a good album for Megadeth having the balls to experiment, despite it being an absolute flop, and sounding nothing like earlier works. Same goes for Metallica going with Load, ReLoad, and dare I say, St. Anger. However, all the albums from 'Killing' to 'Youthanasia' had a distinctive sound, which seperated them from Metallica's sound after Dave's departure, and Megadeth's arsenal of songs relied more on guitar oriented work and longer solos. Once 'Cryptic Writings' was released, Megadeth still had their fury which pumped through the veins of each song in the albums prior to 'Cryptic Writings'. Although some of the songs were good on 'Cryptic Writings' and 'Risk' it left little to offer on the way of technicality, and the 'official music video' I've seen for Breadline is absolutely shit. The later albums had a sound which contained the fury of the old albums, but dulled the fury down, to a more "acceptable" sound. Overall, I prefer the older albums prior to 'Risk', however post-'Risk' albums do offer quite the technicality.
  2. Thanks very much, man! Definitely will be sticking around!
  3. Well I hate to babble on, but if you're interested, sure thing. I'll start it off thusly. If you have seen Gorillaz, you will know that they are a visual band, and there is only one person performing the instruments; a man called Damon Albarn, who done work for Blur (one of my favourite rock bands), Gorillaz, The Good, The Bad, and The Queen, and many other projects. I wanted to incorporate the idea of a one-man band and fuse it together with the look of some bands like Slipknot, Rob Zombie, and Mushroomhead, but to the point where the style isn't ripping off the idea of guys dressed up like psychos, but more or less each band member wears something with meaning. I'm still working on something like that, but the line-up would consist of a thrashy vocalist, a rhythm and lead guitarist, a lead bassist who plays the assorted solos by the lead guitarist, on bass guitar, to add a chunky feel. The lead bassist would also provide backing vocals which incorporate death metal roots. Next would be a rhythm bassist, who does the job of a normal bassist, but also accompanies the lead bassist when needed, and he would be providing backing vocals with black metal roots. Lastly, there would be a pianist, and a drummer. The basic idea is that I would play each instrument, but use the costumes to create the illusion that different individuals are playing the individual instruments. It sounds stupid, but it's an idea I've had for a long time now, and I wanna start some stuff like that on YouTube, and try to get video software to record myself many times. That's the idea as a whole, there's more to it, but I don't wanna bore you.
  4. When you do release material for Necrophilia's Grave, please let me know. I'd be very interested to hear the outcome. Also, the Hooblei project would be a good listen if you ever get around to that. After my friend no longer wanted to do the two man project thing, I've been trying to work on a new project which is quite stupid and farfetched, but has kept my mind active. Aside from that, everyone else in my school who picks Music as a subject have always stuck to either metalcore and pop punk bands. While that isn't a problem, they don't expand any further than that, so when they could put a unique edge to their music, they don't, and they play with limited passion. As much as I wish them luck, I do try to give them help, but sometimes they're too dazzled by the thought of fame.
  5. I don't have really good equipment, but here we go; Guitar - Aria Pro II Six String; Guitar Amp - Roland 5W Micro Cube with some distortion (chorus, tremolo, phaser, and flanger). Pretty much it.
  6. I agree. I haven't heard Diabolus in Musica yet, however I've heard it sucks. It did have a change in sound, supposedly, which I guess is good, but some might say it's only benefit was to somewhat boost Slayer's popularity. And I can't say anything regarding Sepultura, because I have never listened to them before. I do agree with Fred Durst being a down right asshole.
  7. I actually hear my mum listen to a lot of stuff like Strauss and Chopin. Also a lot of Kate Bush and Lou Reed, but that's another story. I've heard the name Hummel, but I can't say I've listened to any of his pieces. It's to the point where I like classical music, but I never get around to deeply research the composer, unlike with rock and metal music. Similarly to reggae music, the reggae artists I can name off the top of my head are Bob Marley and the Wailers, and UB40. I like their stuff and do take interest in reggae music, but I never get around to listening to more reggae music. But about the classical music, I do like Andre Rieu. Very good composer and violinist. Also, that Muppets .gif fucking killed me.
  8. Piano, bass guitar, guitar, and drums. I can play drums, bass, and piano somewhat well, but guitar has been a struggle for me, because I suck at playing chords right now. Most of the stuff I play ranges from rock, metal, punk, and some classical stuff (at least on piano). Do you play any instruments?
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