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Picked up Decembers Guitar Buyer magazine, don't always buy it but I knew I was going to be way early for a meeting.

The Dude from Coheed & Cambria had some nice things to say about Dwarfcraft Devices... I though that as shortscalers love on, and, or build those pedals this might be of interest,

WOAH!
Thats the second time Claudio's mentioned us in print. BANGIN! Super cool dudes, too, we got to meet them at first ave.

TRUTH BE TOLD, THE CHILD WAS BORRRROOORRRROOORRRRN

MAN YOUR OWN JACKHAMMER

MAN YOUR BATTLE STAAATTIONS

WE'LL HAVE YOU DEAD PRETTY SOON

That's awesome! Congrats Aen, Coheeds a pretty big deal to be name droppin you!

Awesome! Which Dwarfcraft pedals does he use?

Very cool! Congrats Aen. Must feel incredibly satisfying.

I just wanted to point out that Aen used BANGIN! as an expletive. Until now I was pretty sure only 12 year olds and guys from jersey said that.

endsjustifymeans wrote:I just wanted to point out that Aen used BANGIN! as an expletive. Until now I was pretty sure only 12 year olds and guys from jersey said that.

Oh wow, Hey don't hate Jersey! It's fuckin bangin'!

Love me some Coheed, wish I could afford a Dwarfcraft device. Happy days.

nice result Aen.

as for bangin' it used to go with nish and clish around 20 years ago. very madchester

endsjustifymeans wrote:I just wanted to point out that Aen used BANGIN! as an expletive. Until now I was pretty sure only 12 year olds and guys from jersey said that.

well and us skate rats...

Thom wrote:Awesome! Which Dwarfcraft pedals does he use?

In the interview I he says he uses a 'bunch' of Dwarfcraft stuff, but specifically mentions The Great Destroyer.

I loved Coheed's first record and saw them a couple or three times. Once headlining and a couple of times supporting Thursday, who were pretty much my favourite American band back then...They've pretty much drifted out of my consciousness since then though.


So what is the story, if I wanted a DwarfCraft device of my very own? Uk distributor? or online? Or What?

You should talk to Dave:

http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=37536

Stuart wrote:

So what is the story, if I wanted a DwarfCraft device of my very own? Uk distributor? or online? Or What?

speak to Dave

Thanks, I'll seek out said Dave after recovering from Christmas spends. I'm after that hip new sound.

Stuart wrote:

Thom wrote:Awesome! Which Dwarfcraft pedals does he use?

In the interview I he says he uses a 'bunch' of Dwarfcraft stuff, but specifically mentions The Great Destroyer.

I loved Coheed's first record and saw them a couple or three times. Once headlining and a couple of times supporting Thursday, who were pretty much my favourite American band back then...They've pretty much drifted out of my consciousness since then though.


So what is the story, if I wanted a DwarfCraft device of my very own? Uk distributor? or online? Or What?

I loved their first two records. After that they kind of turned into a run of the mill rock band IMO. "Welcome home" from the third record was a good song, but the rest of that record let me down when it was released. I heard good things about the one right after that, but never really listened to it, and then I heard a couple songs off their newest one a couple weeks ago and they just sounded like plain, boring run of the mill cock rock but with coheed vocals.

dave's not here maaaaan

Billy3000 wrote:I loved their first two records. After that they kind of turned into a run of the mill rock band IMO. "Welcome home" from the third record was a good song, but the rest of that record let me down when it was released. I heard good things about the one right after that, but never really listened to it, and then I heard a couple songs off their newest one a couple weeks ago and they just sounded like plain, boring run of the mill cock rock but with coheed vocals.

This is so spot on. I must have seen them 3 or 4 times over the course of the first two records. Then, big letdown.

Thom wrote:

Billy3000 wrote:I loved their first two records. After that they kind of turned into a run of the mill rock band IMO. "Welcome home" from the third record was a good song, but the rest of that record let me down when it was released. I heard good things about the one right after that, but never really listened to it, and then I heard a couple songs off their newest one a couple weeks ago and they just sounded like plain, boring run of the mill cock rock but with coheed vocals.

This is so spot on. I must have seen them 3 or 4 times over the course of the first two records. Then, big letdown.

Seriously, I saw 5 shows in one year during the first two records, I loved them so much. After those records it was like they just dropped everything experimental about their sound.

lorez wrote:nice result Aen.

as for bangin' it used to go with nish and clish around 20 years ago. very madchester

Picked it up from The Twilight Sad (scottish band) when we hung out with them in Mad-town USA. AKA MAdison Wi