Freeloadin'

from Apophenia by The Coretastrophe

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Supertight funk and groove rule this tune, which kicks off with its signature southern riff and an ensemble of Latin percussion. After a couple verses and choruses of this entertain your bobbing head, on comes a blastbeat backdropped 12-bar blues shred battle. Then a short passage of unnecessary dissonance gives way to the moshiest ska-metal you've ever heard. Pause for reflection during the slow-down bridge and its heroic guitar shred before we take it to top gear for a brass / metal outro.

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from Apophenia, released February 29, 2012
Ben Eller: guitars, first 12-bar solo
Luke Vick: guitars, second 12-bar solo, Vai-like shred lead
MiAH Lajeunesse: a few guitars, bass, percussion, horns, sequencing

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Coretastrophe Knoxville, Tennessee

The Coretastrophe is a studio-bound collective of highly capable guitarists who participate in making personality-fractured instrumental recordings. The formula for our Rube Goldberg approach to making music is three parts agility mixed with two parts comedy and one part revenge, seasoned with a bit of absurdity. ... more

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