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Phil Weller

“It’s like playing a tree! It’s crazy how far your hands are away from your body”: How Vianova crafted one of the best modern metal debuts in years by making brutal 30" baritones disgustingly fun – and naming songs after cult Squier guitars

Felix Vogelsang of Vianova.

For Felix Vogelsang, guitarist in Germany’s madcap genre-mashers Vianova, changing his weapon of choice has helped turn the band into one of metal’s most exciting new prospects.

Seven years ago, the band showed their hand with rapid-fire riffs and tapping licks galore on debut EP A Place I Want to Live in But I Don’t Want to Die For. Later, Vogelsang ditched his Mayones Regius in search of a new sound.

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