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beezlebub wrote:I love how lived in all those pedals look.

teethvsteeth wrote:saw Cloakroom last night. Sounded incredible. one of the tightest live bands i've seen recently. couldn't snap a picture of the bass board sorry.

skatetochurch wrote:When I spoke to Cloakroom about doing a video for their new record they told me they had been contacted by a group called the ‘Temple of The Starchild’. Doyle had mentioned he wanted to gather sonic energy in Indiana to broadcast in a transmission that would eventually lead to what he described as perfect enlightenment.

Through an unknown source the band had located a cave in the middle of nowhere that they wanted to record in. Making the video has definitely changed my outlook on nature and the connection we have with our surroundings. However I wasn’t fully committed to the Starchild cause, but I am still proud of the video we captured.

BoatRich wrote:His Microbrute board is rad... I'm totally stealing that idea because trying to put it on a stand is a hassle given how tiny it is. Also gonna try it with the HM3 now

resincum wrote:The Body





I was on the verge of an anxiety attack waiting for an opportunity to ask Chip if I could check out his board. I guess it's because their music is so dark&hateful, I imagined him to be really introverted and mysterious hahahah I almost didn't, but the opportunity presented itself and he invited me on up. he was fucking awesome. "prepare to be underwhelmed" were his words, but I found his set up to be fucking rad. it's always awesome seeing those trogotronics in the wild. his is a 556 I think. I recognized the MB and he went nuts about it. apparently the spot was occupied by a tape machine before but it shit out. asked him if he was able to sustain notes with it and he demonstrated, pretty much sold the thing to me. he started talking about the cv patches, I tried asking him what exactly do they do and he had no fuckin clue the look on his face was fucking gold "if it sounds good I keep it if it sounds bad I change " the show was about to turn into a geartalk, so awesome. very fun and humbling experience. it was also so insanely loud.. could feel it reverberating throughout my body. unfortunately had to dip right after so I missed out on Full Of Hell & hangz

anyone know what the amps are besides the Sunn??

BoatRich wrote:Fever, I'm talking about the first pic in this. It's literally just an MB on a pedalboard with the pedals sandwiched around it.

EDIT: I'm dumb and didn't realize there were like 3 whole pages after my post. Cloakroom is cool as hell as well

BoatRich wrote:Does anyone have rig pics for Converge? Preferably Nate's set up from Axe To Fall or Kurt's from All We Love

resincum wrote:

teethvsteeth wrote:saw Cloakroom last night. Sounded incredible. one of the tightest live bands i've seen recently. couldn't snap a picture of the bass board sorry.

yass!! I forgot my camera for this show.

and yeah it's all into the choral. I really want one now I love how he used his effects for accents more so than an always on kind of thing. they had such great tone. got to talk to Doyle about their Starchild Skull video after their set, cool stuff

skatetochurch wrote:When I spoke to Cloakroom about doing a video for their new record they told me they had been contacted by a group called the ‘Temple of The Starchild’. Doyle had mentioned he wanted to gather sonic energy in Indiana to broadcast in a transmission that would eventually lead to what he described as perfect enlightenment.

Through an unknown source the band had located a cave in the middle of nowhere that they wanted to record in. Making the video has definitely changed my outlook on nature and the connection we have with our surroundings. However I wasn’t fully committed to the Starchild cause, but I am still proud of the video we captured.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uxscvzak0UQ[/youtube]

teethvsteeth wrote:saw Cloakroom last night. Sounded incredible. one of the tightest live bands i've seen recently. couldn't snap a picture of the bass board sorry.