Monte Pittman- The Power of Three

[Harvester]

I had never heard of this dude before 5 mins ago. Metal Blade sent the promo and I have to admit I'm pleasantly surprised. Heavy and catchy as hell.

Clean vocals btw...

 

[AeonicSlumber]

Fun fact: this is the guy that taught Madonna how to play Pantera songs!

 

[Mardoch]

The intro to Before the Mourning Son is wicked. The track in general reminds me of the best parts of the stuff that was coming out in the early 2000s which I still have a soft spot for.

Also apparently he's long been Madonna's guitarist. That's neat and unexpected.

 

[mandrake6]

He was also the guitarist for Prong from 2000-2009.

 

[MeTuLHeD]

Interesting. Like modern stoner metal and old school doom thrown in a blender. Cool stuff.

 

[Comic Book Dude]

The intro to Before the Mourning Son is wicked. The track in general reminds me of the best parts of the stuff that was coming out in the early 2000s which I still have a soft spot for.

Also apparently he's long been Madonna's guitarist. That's neat and unexpected.

He was also the guitarist and musical director for Adam Lambert's Glam Nation tour. Dude gets around in the pop world, I guess!

 

[TENTH DREAMER DECEIVER]

Reminds me of Lfe of Agony.

 

[King Lek]

Like.....very much.

 

[KingsGene]

MONTE PITTMAN RELEASES THREE NEW MUSIC VIDEOS

Guitarist and vocalist Monte Pittman released The Power Of Three exactly one year ago, today. To celebrate the anniversary, three new music videos have been released. "Delusions Of Grandeur", "Away From Here", and "Missing" are now streaming below:

 

[General Zod]

Fun fact: this is the guy that taught Madonna how to play Pantera songs!

Also apparently he's long been Madonna's guitarist. That's neat and unexpected.

He was also the guitarist for Prong from 2000-2009.

He was also the guitarist and musical director for Adam Lambert's Glam Nation tour.

Additionally, a critical rewatching of the Zapruder film reveals he shot Kennedy from the grassy knoll.

 

[Mardoch]

Additionally, a critical rewatching of the Zapruder film reveals he shot Kennedy from the grassy knoll.

Does his resume have no limits!?