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You can now watch the video where German band Obscura unveil their new bass player. Linus Klausenitzer is the chosen one and below he talks about his influences, music studies and where he used to play and still plays now. Also, you can see some examples of his bass playing and statements from the band about the new bassist.
Linus Klausenitzer played with Obscura on their European Tour with Hate Eternal and on their recent North American tour alongside Children Of Bodom and Devin Townsend. Linus is also part of the progressive metal outfit Noneuclid.
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 K†ulu - 17.09.2011 at 11:09
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| Well, the guy seems to have the skills to be a good substitute for Jeroen. Also I want to check that band Noneuclid out. |
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I was really hoping to myself that they'd get Steve Digiorgio 
Wouldn't have been too far-fetched either, he played on Christian Muenzner's solo album. |
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| Noneuclid has flamenco influences? They have concerts with orchestras? Well damn, had to check that out. |
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Oh Noneuclid's bassist is perfect for Obsucra  btw Noneuclid's album The Crawling Chaos is pretty badass! |
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| Apparently Noneuclid also features both guitarists and the drummer from Dark Fortress too...I'm definitely intrigued... |
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qlacs - 17.09.2011 at 16:42
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I was scared at first, that he won't play a normal fretless bass, just a fret with the effect, but then I saw the trick! 
Good, we can sit back now and see what they will come up with. I think we can be satisfied with Linu(x)s (god i had to include that, typed x 3 times before hitting s...) |
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Ok, this guy really won my respect with this video!
That bass with two fretless strings is SO awesome.
Go get them Linux! |
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veeja - 06.10.2011 at 23:54
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Written by ImperialTroll on 17.09.2011 at 15:14
Oh Noneuclid's bassist is perfect for Obsucra btw Noneuclid's album The Crawling Chaos is pretty badass!
Absolutely, this guy is a great musician and an inspired choice for Obscura, if you follow Hyperbolic Geometry there's a link in thinking, NonEclidean, 'Euclidean Elements', ok it was a bit tenuous, but true.
As a bassist (more importantly) he is seriously talented. I also agree Noneuclid's The Crawling Chaos is definitely worth checking out. |
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