Joe Rotten - Reversible Blood

1.       Joe Rotten - Reversible Blood

Heavy Metal / Shred From Brazil

The main feature of this solo musician is virtuosity, the songs have good riffs, percussion and bass, however the main emphasis is on guitar solos, showing much of the Shred style, but sometimes obscuring what could be done in terms of melody of base, since generally it is a structure of guitar riffs that vary very little, although if you can notice some obvious changes of compactness and rhythm of percussion that are quite consistent and opportune. Something that could stand out in some solos, depending on their form, immediately equate to an appropriate riff, which can be an opaque or large amount of energy riff. The song "bloodline" contains a riff with tremolo picking, very familiar to those who like to listen to Blck metal, the percussion tempo is slower but also shakes the song. "Behind the Evil Mask" is a little more technical song with elements of Death Metal very versatile in solos and techniques for Shred on guitar that sound great, although the base of the background riff is too monotonous. Finally, “Road to Count´s Castle” reminds us a lot of the 80's Heavy Metal era due to the shape of its riffs that do not present monotony at all, as well as being accompanied by terrifying environmental sounds and good guitar solos.