Riff Tone
Anointed In Servitude
Internal Bleeding
Guitarmetal1990s
Original Gear
GuitarJackson Soloist (likely SL2H or similar, 1990s USA model)
AmpPeavey 5150 (original block letter, 1990s)
PickupsEMG 81 (bridge, active humbucker)
Amp Settings
gain9
bass6
mid4.5
treble6.5
reverb0
presence6
Effects & Signal Chain
noise_gateUnknown Noise gate (model unknown)
Notes
Studio recording, 1995 (from 'Voracious Contempt' album). Gear inferred from era, genre, and band interviews for Internal Bleeding and similar NY death metal bands. No direct source confirms exact gear for this specific song, but EMG 81s and Peavey 5150 were standard for Internal Bleeding and peers in the mid-90s NY death metal scene.
Tone Character(10)
tight and percussivescooped midsaggressive palm mutingdense, saturated distortionarticulate note separationlow-end punchrazor-sharp attackdry, no ambiencecompressed and focusedbrutal, heavy rhythm sound
Difficulty
The riff requires advanced picking speed, tight palm muting, and precise rhythm for the brutal, syncopated breakdowns typical of NY death metal.
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Original Gear
GuitarJackson Soloist (likely SL2H or similar, 1990s USA model)
AmpPeavey 5150 (original block letter, 1990s)
PickupsEMG 81 (bridge, active humbucker)
Amp Settings
gain9
bass6
mid4.5
treble6.5
reverb0
presence6
Effects & Signal Chain
noise_gateUnknown Noise gate (model unknown)
Notes
Studio recording, 1995 (from 'Voracious Contempt' album). Gear inferred from era, genre, and band interviews for Internal Bleeding and similar NY death metal bands. No direct source confirms exact gear for this specific song, but EMG 81s and Peavey 5150 were standard for Internal Bleeding and peers in the mid-90s NY death metal scene.
Tone Character(10)
tight and percussivescooped midsaggressive palm mutingdense, saturated distortionarticulate note separationlow-end punchrazor-sharp attackdry, no ambiencecompressed and focusedbrutal, heavy rhythm sound
Difficulty
The riff requires advanced picking speed, tight palm muting, and precise rhythm for the brutal, syncopated breakdowns typical of NY death metal.