New Jason Richardson song

2018-04-12 by GregoriusV | 19 Comments
Progressive artist Jason Richardson, formerly of Born of Osiris and Chelsea Grin, has released a new song entitled 'Tendinitis'.

The music video released with the track includes clips from Richardson's live performances and also features drummer Luke Holland, who recorded drums for Richardson's latest album, I.

Listen to 'Tendinitis' here:


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bloc
April 12th 2018
70880 Comments


Dude's got amazing technical talent, but honestly I can't listen to this for more than a minute. Way too many notes flying by.

trilo
April 12th 2018
7460 Comments


why do so many shredders have to chug for riffs

SteakByrnes
April 13th 2018
31063 Comments


Holland sounds absolutely brilliant on this

ramon.
April 13th 2018
4204 Comments


“why do so many shredders have to chug for riffs“
Their wrists get tired

BlackTaxi2d
April 13th 2018
300 Comments


his last album is exceptionally better than this release. this is pure wank.

Astral Abortis
April 13th 2018
6731 Comments


wow this is really bad

Beardog
April 13th 2018
7059 Comments


deedlydeedlychugchugORCHESTRALARRANGEMENTdeedlydeedlychugchugBREAKDOWN

GregoriusV
April 13th 2018
52 Comments


Dunno about y’all, I think this is a great jam. Been stuck in my head since the day it came out

Tundra
April 13th 2018
10993 Comments


BeAsT
"I" was fucking amazing, c'mon Breaking Damnation is a jam and a half yo!
Yes, this is not as good unfortunately..hopefully he comes out with more stuff that isn't 110% all the time

JohnDillinger
April 13th 2018
388 Comments


Would be better with riffs, still nice wank tho.

Nocturtle
April 13th 2018
993 Comments


this is gucci

Durrzo
April 13th 2018
3770 Comments


Breaking Damnation is a really fun song but I agree that in general his songs are too wanky and he doesn't have nearly enough actual riffs. I can only handle so many chugs and dweedles.

I do appreciate the fact that this project allows Luke to go fucking bonkers.

SteakByrnes
April 13th 2018
31063 Comments


Holland is the best part about the project easily

bigweinerdon
April 13th 2018
3309 Comments


Fragments and Retrograde are bangers, but thats prob because the boys from Periphery are featured in them.

Beardog
April 13th 2018
7059 Comments


Holland is the best part about the project easily [2]

dctarga
April 13th 2018
1813 Comments


Holland sounds absolutely brilliant on this [56]

butcherboy
April 13th 2018
9464 Comments


song was no SLAM DUNK..

po0ty
April 14th 2018
704 Comments


we get it dude you can shred

NonApplicable
April 14th 2018
3030 Comments


I thought this was really well done personally. I know people are complaining about the chugs but I appreciated how tastefully and unorthodoxly they were used in the piece. Particularly in the second half the chugs were interwoven between the shredding and provided an enjoyable contrast between the simple and technically complex.



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