@@MrGreektrooper His drumming with everyone is arguably a joke. He's not a very talented guy. I once told him that. I specifically told him that At The Gates and The Haunted should replace him with Ken Bedene from Aborted, because Ken is like a million times better. He reply'd "Ken wasn't available". I'll give him that, he didn't seem to take it personally.
Yesss! I'm only hearing this now. FDU-DUU is such a fantastic PL album. It's my favourite doom metal album that doesn't feature death vocals on it (even above the mighty "Nightfall" by Candlemass, etc.). But a death version would be disgustingly perfect.
Oh shit, a death/doom version of Rise of Denial! PL need to be playing more FDU-DUU songs live in general but adding death to it is just glorious!! Fantastic!!!
As a bassist myself I don't need to feel scared of a lot of people listening or watching, because we are invisible, we are like eyebrows, they are there, but you do not notice them. All you are looking at is the cool singer and the cheeky drummer and guitarist. Only when I or this guy in the song AS I die is only then really noticed. I really like his fingerpicking and tapping. Feels like the 90´s punk or rock.
01:34 Is he just moving his lips to a pre-recorded vocal track during that part ? Or do they boost his clean vocals like crazy ? Seems like his clean singing is way louder than his growls.
I love Paradise Lost and love Holmes but.. as I know his skills... it sounds totally pre-recorded. Nick has never been good singing clean voices live. Sorry to say this. Edit: listen 5.10
Necrohaven Records Sounds like he's singing over a vocal backing track. I've heard it on tracks like Grey and Say Just Words. Don't think he lip syncs, because you can hear his vocal cracks over the backing tracks sometimes. Edit: actually it seems more like he's using a pedal to give his vocals that reverb effect, when he sets it up at the beginning he says something along the lines "gotta set up this shit pedal". So no pre-recorded lines except for the chorus, where he still seems to sing.
Kinda get your point bout the content that is expected cause of the name, though I'm glad that this festival does not narrow itself down to acts like Cattle Decapitation or those grindcore bands, whose names I don't even bother to memorize.
