Here's the next episode of Chordplay with The Chords Of Intervals. Aaron Marshall's instrumental group Intervals has been on my radar and mixed into my listening habits for the last eight years, and while I've spent a significant amount of time listening to his inspired music, but the material/ideas shared in this lesson was the first time I've actually physically learned/performed some of this music - which has been a blast and a major challenge!
Intervals are a great band for any fan of instrumental rock/hard rock guitar music. Their music is always melodic, driving, modern, and interesting. Aaron has constantly created and delivered a diverse selection of music covering four studio albums and two EP's (so far). This includes his latest album 'Circadian' which was released last year. The ideas/examples found in this lesson include some great chord-based ideas from songs such as 'Slight Of Hand,' 'Touch And Go,' Momento,' and several others, including a special look at the opening of the song 'Lock & Key' from Intervals new album - which is a real finger-twister!
If you're already a fan of this group then you already know what to expect in this chord-based lesson - interesting and lush chord voicings and progressions, dreamy chords with ringing open strings, aggressive chord riffs/rhythms, and much more. But for those that are new to Intervals and Aaron Marshall's fretboard talent, there's plenty to sink your teeth into in this lesson. As a bonus, you'll discover a ton of new music to listen to and explore after working through this lesson.
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