Hymnsteria

SEEKING

Rhythm Guitar.

ABOUT

Greetings all,

I'm a metal vocalist and songwriter. At the moment, I'm looking primarily for a guitarist.

I created my former band "Godless Throne" with the guitarist of that band. Please feel free to check the music videos (US band, not Mexico). But after an EP and full-length, I decided to drop out of that band and create my own project called "Hymnsteria".

In Godless Throne, I wrote the lyrics and rhythmic patterns and tracked all vox. I was also the primary driver in the composition with keys, choirs and much of the guitar work. I had a strong vision for it, just as I do with Hymnsteria.

Hymnseria just released a full-length on June 1st (2023). For this first album, I worked meticulously with a ghostwriter and guided the sound to how I wanted it. It has a variety of genres mixed in from punk to metalcore to stadium rock to black metal to deathcore to even Reggaton. It was a fun album to make. Lots of experimenting.

However, for the next album, I want to have a blackened metal sound, similar to Behemoth––dark, dissonant, tremolos, minors, and perhaps the occasional breakdown. These are more of my roots. You can even hear it in my vox.

So instead of paying a ghostwriter to help knock the next album out, I'm looking for musicians to collaborate with. This would all be remote, going back and forth on every song with scratch tracks, using whatever DAW we all use. Even once we have it dialed in, we wouldn't need to meet to track in the same studio. So entirely remote, if need be.

Important note: For my former band, I was in the driver's seat. Of course in my current project, I'm still in that seat. I will remain in this seat because I have a strong ear for composition and a vision to go with it. I understand that many musicians don't want to relinquish control, but I ask that you trust the process with me. Because in the end, it'll sound great.

Check out everything I've done from the former band to this one. If you think we could be a good fit, then hit me up. Keep in mind, this next album for Hymnsteria will sound more like Godless Throne than Hymnsteria's first record.

I'm in no rush to get this done but would like to begin the process.