Jason Richardson plays Necrophagist’s Stabwound, an essential technical piece of Death Metal.
Jason Richardson Unveils Impressive New Performance
Jason Richardson, known for his technical talent and impressive performances, recently shared a video where he is seen playing some riffs from the track Stabwound by legendary technical death metal band Necrophagist. This group, revered for its complex compositions and incredibly difficult parts to play, represents a real challenge for any musician. The video once again testifies to the virtuosity of Richardson, who manages to master the complex parts of the title with disconcerting ease.
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Jason Richardson is no stranger to musical challenges. He played in iconic metal bands such as All Shall Perish, Born Of Osiris, and Chelsea Grin, before embarking on a solo career in collaboration with drummer Luke Holland. Currently, Richardson is a permanent member of All That Remains, where he took the place of the late Oli Herbert, who died under mysterious circumstances in 2018.
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All That Remains are preparing their next album
In August, the Massachusetts-based metalcore band surprised fans with the release of their latest single No Tomorrow, accompanied by a music video directed by Tom Flynn. This track is the third extract from his upcoming tenth studio album, after Divine and Let You Go.
Despite the growing excitement surrounding this long-awaited album, the group remains tight-lipped about details regarding its release, leaving fans in suspense. With Jason Richardson now a permanent member, expectations around this new opus are high.
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