Fresh off a sold out comeback show, Power Trip's Blake Ibanez sits down with our host Daniel Dekay to chat and riff through all things heavy. Blake takes us on an in-depth journey of his musical upbringing and discusses the importance MTV played in shaping his tastes. He also shreds some of the legendary Thrash, Crossover, & NYHC riffs that inspired him to become the player and writer that he is today and we dig into what the next moves for Power Trip and Fugitive are. Watch it now on the latest episode of Defender of the Riff, only on Knotfest Premium.
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Grant Truesdell (UNLEASH THE ARCHERS) On the ORIGINS of UtA Riffs - Defender Of The Riff
Unleash the Archers' Grant Truesdell chats with Daniel Dekay in the studio about where he gets his ideas from to write riffs for the band and demonstrates his process
Grant Truesdell (UNLEASH THE ARCHERS) On the ORIGINS of UtA Riffs - Defender Of The Riff
Unleash the Archers' Grant Truesdell chats with Daniel Dekay in the studio about where he gets his ideas from to write riffs for the band and demonstrates his process
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'You Can Give Any Sh*tty Situation a POSITIVE Meaning' - Grant Truesdell (UNLEASH THE ARCHERS)
UtA's powerhouse shredder Grant Truesdell shares how he comes from a belief that every negative experience can have positive meaning and explains his beginnings to the approach
'You Can Give Any Sh*tty Situation a POSITIVE Meaning' - Grant Truesdell (UNLEASH THE ARCHERS)
UtA's powerhouse shredder Grant Truesdell shares how he comes from a belief that every negative experience can have positive meaning and explains his beginnings to the approach
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The Purpose of SHREDDING - Grant Truesdell (UNLEASH THE ARCHERS) on Defender Of The Riff
Unleash the Archer's Grant Truesdell tells Daniel Dekay how in the beginning he was always about showing off his guitar skills and shredding, and what made him realise that sometimes...
The Purpose of SHREDDING - Grant Truesdell (UNLEASH THE ARCHERS) on Defender Of The Riff
Unleash the Archer's Grant Truesdell tells Daniel Dekay how in the beginning he was always about showing off his guitar skills and shredding, and what made him realise that sometimes it's better to take a different approach to songwriting
