AIM 110 tree by Atabak Roshan

Atabak Roshannezhad

r6atabak — 2024-10-03 05:45:49 UTC

I was born in a very restrictive city in Iran, where due to government suppressions metal music is prohibited and almost completely banned. In addition, people show not much of an interest in it, given religious limitations. I got my first instrument at the age of 10 and it was a calssical guitar that I didnt play it much, one could even argue that I despised it but as soon as I got 13 I bought my first drums set and fell in love with playing drums and two years later I got my bass and finaly at the age of 17 I got my first electric guitar that is a significant seires of my biggest influencer, Alexi Laiho. My music journey began by practicing and playing heavy metal songs with drums and after a while I found myself being fascinated by classical music, so it didn't take me long to start writing classical pieces for drums and that effected my playing style in other instrumnets as well. In my art I try to put some neoclassical elements and at the same time heavy and melodic leads and rythms. I created an EP regarding my sorrow, expressing the depressive times I went through back in Iran. And I used atmospheric elements on it and harsh vocals. The composing and mixing I did myself, while the vocals were performed by a friend of mine. In my new songs I put some Alexi Laiho style of playing lead and some Joey Jordison style of playing drums.

((alexi laiho))

r6atabak — 2024-10-03 05:47:01 UTC

He was a Finnish guitarist/vocalist whose nationality had a remarkable influence on his choice of career to become a musician, since most great metal/rock bands are from Finland, a region where heavy music has not failed to be the mainstream since 80s. I got my guitar playing style and music making from him and I often do my best to make my guitar tone sound like him and shred like him. In the beginning he got influenced by classical field's masters such as Vivaldi and Bach, since he'd already started playing violin by the time he was just 7, and guitar a bit later at the age of eleven. His main guitar influence was helloween, He then became interested in more extreme, mainly black metal. By 1999 he considered that his main influences lay with classic metal bands like manowar, judas priest and W.A.S.P He formed his band at 1996, called "Children of Bodom" and they realeased their first debute album at 1997. He passed away at 2021.
He used an JacksonRR24 for his first 3 albums and then after his equipment got stolen he made a contract with ESP to make his first signature guitar ESP/LTD alexi600 and he used his own preamp/gain boost and a chorus boss pedal and a kerk hammet wah pedal for solos.

((joey jordison))

r6atabak — 2024-10-03 05:48:08 UTC

He was a drummer in Slipknot and guitarist in Murdurdolls, he was born in IOWA and he met his band members and formed his first band there. He got his first drum kit at the age of 8 and started playing drums since then. In 2016 he left the slipknot and created his band called Sinsaenum. He got his influences from Keith Moon (the who) and John Bonham (led zeppelin) and Lars Ulrich (metallica) he played drums in super high rhythms and tempus that made his playing so unique and memorable. I got my passion for playing drums from him after seeing his live performance and when I got my first drum kit I tried to play like him and cover his music and try to dress like him. and when he passed away in 2021 I did a tribute cover with my friends to keep his memory. He used pearl drums for slipknots first 2 albums and then he used his signature drum kit and for murdurdolls recordings a gibson sg and a warmaster guitar.

(Steve Vai)

r6atabak — 2024-10-03 06:22:51 UTC

A virtuoso guitarist, visionary composer, and consummate producer who sculpts musical sound with infinite creativity and technical mastery, Steve Vai has awed fans of all genres with his exceptional guitar skills and musicianship for decades. At age 12, he started taking guitar lessons from Joe Satriani. At 18, he began his professional music career transcribing for, and then playing with, the legendary Frank Zappa. steve Vai had a notable influence on Alexi Laiho, both in guitar playing and songwriting, particularly in terms of technicality, creativity,He often fuses classical elements with rock and metal, a quality that resonates with Laiho's work. Laiho, who had classical training in violin, was heavily influenced by neoclassical metal guitarists, and Vai’s ability to integrate classical music elements into his compositions likely inspired Laiho to incorporate these elements into his aggressive metal style.

(Yngwie Malmsteen)

r6atabak — 2024-10-03 06:24:17 UTC

Yngwie Malmsteen is a swedish he influenced most of the metal musicians in mid 90s till today. he created a genre called neo classical he combined classical music with shredding and fast rythems . we can see his style of playing and some guitar licks in alexi's solos and lead playings both of them attended music collage and they both took classical music majo,r Malmsteen’s style is rooted in classical music, he brought an aggressive edge to it through his tone and phrasing. Laiho took this concept further by blending the neoclassical approach with extreme metal. The aggressive, melodic quality in Laiho's guitar work can be traced back to Malmsteen’s approach to melody and tone.

(Dave Lombardo)

r6atabak — 2024-10-03 06:25:47 UTC

Dave Lombardo is known for his fast, aggressive style of play utilizing the double bass technique which has earned him the title "the godfather of double bass,Joey Jordison took this influence to heart, incorporating these elements into his playing with Slipknot. Slipknot’s music often features fast, precise double bass patterns and rapid snare work, echoing Lombardo’s style. Jordison’s drumming, especially in songs like "Disasterpiece" and "Surfacing," reflects the same relentless aggression that Lombardo brought to Slayer’s music. Lombardo is known for his powerful and energetic live performances, which have always been a hallmark of his playing. Jordison, too, was celebrated for his live performances, bringing high energy and precision to every show. Much like Lombardo, Jordison was able to maintain technical accuracy even while playing at intense speeds, an element that set him apart as a live performer and helped establish Slipknot's intense stage presence.

(Neil Peart)

r6atabak — 2024-10-03 06:26:05 UTC

Neil Peart was one of the most universally respected rock drummers, and was best known for his nearly superhuman, pyrotechnic drum playing, and for providing intellectual lyrics for his band's songs. Neil served as both drummer and lyricist for the rock band rush since 1974, his initial inspiration to play drums came from watching The Gene Krupa Story on TV,Peart was known for his meticulous and highly technical drumming style, often playing complex time signatures and intricate patterns. Jordison admired this level of precision and incorporated a similar focus on technicality into Slipknot’s aggressive and fast-paced music. Although Slipknot's music is more aggressive and rooted in metal, the precision and discipline that Peart exhibited can be seen in Jordison’s fast and intricate drumming.

r6atabak — 2024-10-10 05:46:33 UTC

r6atabak — 2024-10-10 05:55:10 UTC

r6atabak — 2024-10-10 06:07:37 UTC

r6atabak — 2024-10-10 06:09:37 UTC

r6atabak — 2024-10-10 06:11:29 UTC

r6atabak — 2024-10-10 06:11:53 UTC

r6atabak — 2024-11-03 13:04:50 UTC