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Netpunk (shred version feat. death do us apart)

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For art university I worked together with an artist called death do us apart! We did a guitar centric live performance using Netpunk. It was a ton of fun and we thought the guitar solo alone warranted a spot on the album.

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When I was asked to play guitar on Netpunk I wasn't quite sure how to approach it. I started by just playing the lead melody interspersed with the power chords already present in the song. When the second chorus came I thought about writing a solo for it and practiced some improvisation, but was never able to make a pre written one. This performance was also my first time playing live so my improvisation ended up being an adrenaline fuelled solo, which turned out unexpectedly good.

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Not being able to reproduce it for the recording, I had to transcribe the solo by hand in order to figure out what I was actually doing. In the end I just played the solo exactly how it was live, but slower and sped it back up for the final track.

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Written by death do us apart

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There’s a clip of the performance below, she’s cracked

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