Scale The Summit New Bassist

2012-04-04 by Josh D. | 23 Comments
Houston progressive metallers Scale the Summit have announced April 3 that Jordan Eberhart, the original bass player, has decided to leave the band. News comes from the band's official website:

"We are also proud to announce Mark Michell (Tetrafusion) as our new full time bassist. Jordan decided earlier in the year he no longer wanted to tour full time so we have decided to part ways. We have had great luck having all original members for the past 3 full lengths and over 6 years! We wish him the best and are really excited to see what Mark brings to the band! So far are first rehearsal went great! Mark’s first show with us is April 21st, in Bridgeport CT for Fauxchella Fest at Gallery 305K. We have also uploaded a play through video for our longest and hardest song off “Carving Desert Canyons”, “Giants” to give everyone a taste of Mark’s playing! Make sure to check that out via our YouTube channel!” www.youbtube.com/scalethesummit

The announcement comes on the heels of the release their second headlining tour, with support from Today I Caught The Plague. Dates and more information are posted on the band's website.

http://www.scalethesummit.com/

Tagged: Scale the Summit

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Mordecai.
April 4th 2012
8410 Comments


niiiice

RooseveltsGhost
April 4th 2012
863 Comments


This will definitely affect their stage presence, as Jordan had all the energy of the band. The new guy is pretty good, but I bought Tetrafusion's first album ages ago, and it wasn't anything special.

hykudos
April 4th 2012
464 Comments


www.youbtube.com/scalethesummit

elephantREVOLUTION
April 4th 2012
3075 Comments


i liked their old bass player a lot but this new guy does seem like a worthy replacement.

AtomicWaste
Moderator
April 4th 2012
2933 Comments


Bah. Jordan was so fucking good. I hope this guy can continue to do the group's sound justice.

Brink
April 4th 2012
19 Comments


Whoa Nashville date, will be there for sure.

twlight
April 4th 2012
11031 Comments


their bassist is a tool on stage so this should help them

Tijnmans
April 4th 2012
396 Comments


They should come to Europe!

lancebramsay
April 4th 2012
1585 Comments


Poor bassists, never get any respect

FearThyEvil
April 4th 2012
19537 Comments


Hopefully this guy does well.

BugZoid
April 4th 2012
331 Comments


Hopefully this guy can bring something out of the ordinary to the table. Not that they "need it", so to speak, but I'd love to see how this could alter their sound or writing style.

Yuli
Emeritus
April 4th 2012
10767 Comments


How was the bassist a douche onstage? o_O

jybt
April 4th 2012
359 Comments


Mark certainly does bring something out of the ordinary to the table. Just look at him play some pieces of the new EP:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJEKs5lSfIw

...which, by the way, is their best release to date, so RooseveltsGhost should reinspect Tetrafusion.

Yuli
Emeritus
April 4th 2012
10767 Comments


That link is fucking insane.

jybt
April 4th 2012
359 Comments


Complete truth. Mark is among the most scarily talented and creative prog metal bassists on the planet, and even Myung should be looking behind him!

botb
April 4th 2012
20209 Comments


guy was super nice this is a bummer but the new guy is probably awesome.

bloc
April 4th 2012
70880 Comments


Ya he good

whywontyoudie
April 4th 2012
3067 Comments


Jordan's a beast, really sad to see him go. Put on a great performance when I saw them.

Trebor.
Emeritus
April 4th 2012
60390 Comments


I saw him playing a 7 string bass, gotdamn

Josh D.
April 4th 2012
18741 Comments


"Jordan had all the energy of the band"

They all just stand there, basically.

It's too bad, but it is an amicable split and the new guy looks like he will fit in. I'm disappointed they aren't playing here. They opened their first headline tour here, but I couldn't make it. So....fuck.

RooseveltsGhost
April 4th 2012
863 Comments


No excuses Josh. Scale the Summit usually skips Seattle on their tours, but I still haven't missed one since I first saw them with PTH in 09. I've seen them in SLC, San Diego, Denver, Portland and Atlanta. This time I'm headed to either Vegas or Richmond

Josh D.
April 5th 2012
18741 Comments


I first saw them shortly after they moved back from LA. They opened for a band I used to see a lot, and I got a demo they were handing out. Last time I saw them, I got them all to sign it. They've only played here once since.

ChuckyTruant
April 6th 2012
15958 Comments


that blows he was an insane bassist.



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