The Vth Circle’s guitar amp shootout video produces “Intense Vibrations” for new single/video
In this video, Mike and Dave from Vancouver BC dynamic death metal band The Vth Circle rip through 6 modern and vintage guitar amps and play some riffs from their upcoming single "The Intense Vibrations".
They shootout a Marshall JCM2000, a Marshall 1984 JCM800 2203, a converted Marshall JCM800 combo, a Peavey 6505+, a Peavey XXX and a 1995 Rev. G Mesa Dual Rectifier.
“The Intense Viberations” will premiere Thursday October 28th and release worldwide on October 29th.
The Vth Circle is a Vancouver, Canada based band that describes their music as “Dynamic Death Metal.”
The band consists of Dave Keske on guitar, Ramil Abad on drums, Mike Watson on guitar, Jordan Kinicki on vocals, and Nakuset Gould on 6 string fretless bass.
The Vth Circle released its debut full-length album titled “I” in 2019 and since then have been hard at work on their new single, “The Intense Vibrations,” as well as their follow-up EP set for release in 2022.
The band draws influence from many genres, including thrash, melodic death metal, progressive metal, classic rock, and deathcore while seamlessly blending in atmospheric soundscapes, acoustic elements and spoken word passages.
The Vth Circle has been featured playing the stages of Metallion metal fest (Prince George BC), Metalocalypstick fest (Lone Butte BC), and Armstrong metal fest (Armstrong BC) and opened for such international acts as Bloodshot Dawn, Battlecross, Origin, Nekrogoblikon, Neck of the Woods, Aggression and many more.
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