how would you guys feel about the band making ain instrumental track, just a pure evil disco vibe, or maybe something that builds up into an epic barrage of sound. Static is famous for its hard hitting repeating guitar and bass riffs, would they be a good fit for an instrumental piece? just throwing this out there

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Originally posted by Cam4mav:
how would you guys feel about the band making ain instrumental track, just a pure evil disco vibe, or maybe something that builds up into an epic barrage of sound. Static is famous for its hard hitting repeating guitar and bass riffs, would they be a good fit for an instrumental piece? just throwing this out there

They did that with Adios Alma Perdida, the track before invincible on Shadow Zone, and brainfog. They arent too bad.

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Originally posted by hardkoretom:

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Originally posted by Cam4mav:
how would you guys feel about the band making ain instrumental track, just a pure evil disco vibe, or maybe something that builds up into an epic barrage of sound. Static is famous for its hard hitting repeating guitar and bass riffs, would they be a good fit for an instrumental piece? just throwing this out there

They did that with Adios Alma Perdida, the track before invincible on Shadow Zone, and brainfog. They arent too bad.

It's called Transmission.

I enjoy all 3 instrumental tracks that the band has.

"So Real" is another good one too.

So Real rocks, but isn't all instrumental

So Real is one of my least favorite Static-X songs.

I see where they wanted to go with it, I just didn't go with them.

If some band is capable of maknd great music, I don't see why they wouldn't be able to make a great song without voice...
I like 3 instrumental tracks, and I think that they could do some more instrumentals without problem.
But still the echo of Wayne's scream is sucha great instrument
so its always better with vocals, but it is absolutely ok without it, and instrumental tracks from time to time are absolutely welcomed by me