Unimperfect

From a cursory search, he only uses triggers on the kick drum. This is the norm in metal, and it's by no means easier to play with triggers, as you still need to play in time. All it does is make every hit sound the same (if the drummer so chooses, a trigger can also trigger hits at different volumes, although it's unusual). The rest of the drums are highly compressed and limited, which help achieve that crisp and clean sound you are describing.

Is it just me, or is red a little bit thicker?

Belíssima

I'd gladly take a steam key. Thanks!

Do not use a bamboo cutting board; that will dull your knife much quicker than an wood end-grain (or just a normal wood cutting board) or plastic cutting board such as the well-known white Oxo Goodgrips cutting boards (with plastic board having their own concerns due to microplastics). Cool infographic, nonetheless.

Thank you for your reply and for pointing out where I could find the default sorting. It was set to "default". When I get it to "Hot", rotating my phone no longer changed the sorting of my posts.

If you want slow and bass intensive, there isn't a much better example than Meshuggah. Check out the song Rational Gaze. The first song that came to mind by that description was https://open.spotify.com/track/6qgpRSh8GbK7xkchhoaoaD

If it has to be 90s, nothing comes to mind for now.

Tariff the product ya push, well I'm a Trump addict, oh shit I got a head rush!

As an American citizen living in Belgium, thank you Belgium!

Naturally AI

PetiteKelliLove

Surely there's a Painkiller they can take to help with that.