Bleeding Through’s Dave Nassie recently sat down for an interview in which he talked about the Charvel Desolation series of guitars.
Watch the interview below and visit Bleeding Through’s official Facebook page to keep up with the band.
Bleeding Through’s Dave Nassie recently sat down for an interview in which he talked about the Charvel Desolation series of guitars.
Watch the interview below and visit Bleeding Through’s official Facebook page to keep up with the band.
Performer Magazine recently took a hard look at a Charvel DS-1 ST, noting that the axe was great for players who want a classic look with contemporary playability.
“For most modern music, this guitar excels, especially hard rock and metal,” noted reviewer Chris Devine. “Distorted, the pickups have plenty of clarity and punch, and the clean tones are perfect. With heavy overdrive, the tone controls don’t have a lot of range, but when cleaner tones are used, it’s much more noticeable. Vintage tones reside in here, too; rolling down the tone controls reveals warm, jazzy sounds.”
Read the full report here.
Bleeding Through guitarist Dave Nassie has posted a new lesson on blues guitar, with a focus on using dynamics and bending.
“I was thinking to myself, ‘How am I going to put together a lesson for people to feel that within themselves they can portray more feeling in their playing?’ Nassie said.
“That’s kind of what I want to go for. We’re going to use a blues context because it’s the easiest to do, not so much centered on licks but approach.”
Learn from the guitar virtuoso in the clip below.
For those in the California/Nevada area, you can meet the teacher in persons, as Nassie has a new slate of Charvel Desolation Series Clinics this weekend.
Nassie’s schedule is as follows:
June 21, 6:30 p.m.
Bananas At Large
Santa Rosa, Calif.
June 22, 7:00 p.m.
Legend Music
Manteca, Calif.
June 23, 3:00 p.m.
Bizarre Guitar
Reno, Nev.
For more information, visit Nassie’s Facebook page.
Peep this video of Charvel axeman and Keith Urban sideman Brian Nutter giving his take on AC/DC’s “Long Way to the Top” during a recent Get Closer world tour show at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit.