Pnnywze
Watch Out 4 The Monzder Squadd
Louisville, United States
Joined : 15th Sep 2019 - 7 years ago
Last Online : 9th Nov 2026 - 1 hour ago
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on End Game - The Monzder Squadd by Pnnywze
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on End Game - The Monzder Squadd by Pnnywze
on End Game - The Monzder Squadd by Pnnywze
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on End Game - The Monzder Squadd by Pnnywze
Cheers,
Micky
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on Vile - Demo Version by Pnnywze
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on Vile - Demo Version by Pnnywze
And on that note, a suggestion, if I may. I know you're looking to incorporate metal into it. But in the grand scheme, that goes deeper than just distorted guitars and/or fast drums. If you're looking to put emphasis on the "heavy" in heavy metal, I suggest listening to some Deathcore and really analyzing the break downs, riffs, time signatures, and mixing. Or, if you're looking more for of the "metal", take a look at something more in the direction of Metalcore, or even Post-Hardcore genres. Use them for some of their foundational elements as opposed to just surface value.
I'm sure you're already on top of it, though. Just a thought on my part.
Take care.
Aaron
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on Vile - Demo Version by Pnnywze
Best regards, Anthony
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on Vile - Demo Version by Pnnywze