Another great metal column in Guitar Techniques this month.

Michael · 03-03-2008, 09:55 AM

Sounds cool. I haven't bought a guitar mag. for a while, but maybe I should check out GT.

distressed_romeo · 03-03-2008, 10:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drew

Who exactly are Martin Golding and Charlie Griffiths?

Definitely get the go-ahead from Chris before contacting anyone about an interview.

The guys from Linear Sphere (London prog-metal band... Linear Sphere). They teach at the Guitar Institute and write a lot of articles for the UK magazines.

killerpicker · 03-03-2008, 02:21 PM

Hey there guys,

Thanks for the nice comments regarding the column over the last months, Distressed - glad you're enjoying the mag, thanks again for the kind words. Interview would be cool, send it through to the linearsphere address and i'll pick it up.
I am finishing this series of articles in 3 months time and i normally take a break of a few months and then resume another series of eight. So if you guys want to suggest any bands not yet covered then i'm up for ideas for the next series!
After King Diamond next month there will be columns on Death and finally Cynic. It has been my pleasure to get these bands into the mag as my own personal favorites, and they are generally under represented in mags.
Bands not yet covered which could be good would be Necrophagist, planet x, Queensryche etc.. The brief is a band that has some sort of commercial success and is known either generally or in a large cult/underground way and has amazing playing!! What would you guys suggest!??
Cheers, peace, Martin

Stitch · 03-03-2008, 02:35 PM

Ion Dissonance.

And welcome!

ZeroSignal · 03-03-2008, 04:18 PM

Ha I was going to email you guys to ask if you'd do just a Dino Cazares in Divine Heresy column.

But I guess he doesn't have a big enough following now that I think about it.

Thanks for the Fear Factory column.

Diggers · 03-03-2008, 04:40 PM

Hi Martin,

Thanks for the Fear Factory column, picked the mag up today

Nicely composed article

distressed_romeo · 03-03-2008, 04:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by killerpicker

Hey there guys,

Thanks for the nice comments regarding the column over the last months, Distressed - glad you're enjoying the mag, thanks again for the kind words. Interview would be cool, send it through to the linearsphere address and i'll pick it up.
I am finishing this series of articles in 3 months time and i normally take a break of a few months and then resume another series of eight. So if you guys want to suggest any bands not yet covered then i'm up for ideas for the next series!
After King Diamond next month there will be columns on Death and finally Cynic. It has been my pleasure to get these bands into the mag as my own personal favorites, and they are generally under represented in mags.
Bands not yet covered which could be good would be Necrophagist, planet x, Queensryche etc.. The brief is a band that has some sort of commercial success and is known either generally or in a large cult/underground way and has amazing playing!! What would you guys suggest!??
Cheers, peace, Martin

Welcome to the boards!

Death, Cynic and KD should all be great choices, as should Queensryche, Planet X and Necrophagist. As far as ideas for others go, how about...

Watchtower
Atheist
Fates Warning
Crimson Glory
Aghora
Morbid Angel
Paradise Lost

usagi · 03-03-2008, 05:33 PM

Is that mag available in the states? I've been disappointed with Guitar World of late.

drawnQ · 03-03-2008, 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stitch

Ion Dissonance.

And welcome!

YES YES YES

ZeroSignal · 03-03-2008, 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by usagi

Is that mag available in the states? I've been disappointed with Guitar World of late.

If you can get your hands on Guitar Techniques you will NOT be disappointed by it.

03-03-2008, 09:55 AM	#11
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03-03-2008, 02:21 PM	#13
killerpicker ss.org Regular Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: UK Posts: 3 Main Seven: Custom made Rig: Cornford ISP TC DMC Thanked: 0	Hey there guys, Thanks for the nice comments regarding the column over the last months, Distressed - glad you're enjoying the mag, thanks again for the kind words. Interview would be cool, send it through to the linearsphere address and i'll pick it up. I am finishing this series of articles in 3 months time and i normally take a break of a few months and then resume another series of eight. So if you guys want to suggest any bands not yet covered then i'm up for ideas for the next series! After King Diamond next month there will be columns on Death and finally Cynic. It has been my pleasure to get these bands into the mag as my own personal favorites, and they are generally under represented in mags. Bands not yet covered which could be good would be Necrophagist, planet x, Queensryche etc.. The brief is a band that has some sort of commercial success and is known either generally or in a large cult/underground way and has amazing playing!! What would you guys suggest!?? Cheers, peace, Martin www.linearsphere.com www.myspace.com/linearsphere

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Another great metal column in Guitar Techniques this month.