Anyone know of bands that use recording techniques and equipment from the 50s/60s to play a type of antiquated death metal? This is my plan for the next tune. Kind of a 1960s Celtic Frost. I guess death metal by definition might necessitate modern production and equipment, so perhaps it should be called more of a death metal precursor.
Listening to Chuck Berry, I began to realize I would love to hear how death metal would have been played with that early production. Me thinks it would be nice and raw and real. I'm kind of growing tired of the how-loud-can-you-go and having "brutal" music sound so crystal clean and sterile. Perhaps that was Dark Throne's intention with A Blaze in the Northern Sky, but even that has guitars that would only have been done with modern amps and/or distortion pedals.
Listening to Chuck Berry, I began to realize I would love to hear how death metal would have been played with that early production. Me thinks it would be nice and raw and real. I'm kind of growing tired of the how-loud-can-you-go and having "brutal" music sound so crystal clean and sterile. Perhaps that was Dark Throne's intention with A Blaze in the Northern Sky, but even that has guitars that would only have been done with modern amps and/or distortion pedals.
