Hailing from the same Sacramento alt-rock scene as Deftones and Will Haven, Death Valley High merge New Wave, goth and noise-rock to unleash their own brand of self-proclaimed death disco.
In the video below, frontman Reyka Osburn was kind enough to let us in on his guitar rig, showing off his EMG-equipped Ibanez Artist, '70s 50W JMP, microKorg and fully stocked pedalboard.
After revealing his setup, Reyka launches into single Warm Bodies with the rest of his bandmates, who all sound rather good indeed while doing it.
The song's taken from the band's new caps-lock-friendly album CVLT [AS FVK], which is released on 4 November via Minus Head Records.
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“There’s warmth and there’s grit, it’s really quite incredible… and I actually recorded with this amp. I love it”: Orianthi and Orange Amps join forces for the White Crush 20RT – a 20W solid-state combo with onboard tuner
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