Honestly want more of this, we need more guitar YTers doing these types of videos, they're a major part of the guitar community right now so it makes no sense to not have them as a part of your guests. Great video! :)
So hyped to see the man here, Nik has been killing it on UA-cam and Termina is a sick project. Good call on getting him Loudwire! I think a lot of us can relate to his choices here too hahah 🤘
Wait, where's the memey opening and the dududududududh dududududududh dududududududh rerenerenerenerner? But this is pretty cool to see where one of my favorite guitarists started.
My lifestyle and music background growing up is exactly the same, Sweet Child O Mine really got my into guitar, discovered heavy metal through friends at school, played WoW when i wasnt on guitar, played and still do to this day AILD riffs and My Curse, only difference is iv been playing for 13 years now and still cant do pinch harmonics for shit. Hats of to you good sir
Oh wow, never expected that the legend Nik himself would show up on Loudwire. This is great! By the way, am I wrong to laugh when Nik tries his hardest not to meme?
Dude I relate to this so hard. Most of my love of music stemmed from guitar hero and need for speed, and unholy confessions is to this day one of favs, sadly I only started playing a year or 2 ago but your a massive inspiration dude love your work
Interesting that you grew up on some pretty light stuff, my dad supplied me with slayer and metallica, two TOOL albums and two SOAD albums by the time i was 8-9 years old maybe younger, then some other lighter bands that i still love to this day. SOAD is my fave band
through struggle and my curse were both my introduction to metalcore when i was a kid the first time i picked i guitar, i skept everything and went straight to learning them
Very cool video, interesting to learn of other guitarists early inspirations and musical ideas that caught their attention. I started playing exclusively on an acoustic and focused a fair bit on the kind of 'Mel Bay' book approach and learning a bit of basic fingerstyle playing. However, one day a family friend put me onto Joe Satriani via the 'Dreaming #11' EP and the 'Time Machine' album. Suddenly I heard Satriani's 'Hordes of Locusts' and almost every moment of track was amazing to me. It was heavy (by my standard at the time!), it was full of energy and technique that I was completely unfamiliar with. Joe was getting tones and sounds out of his electric that was so unfamiliar to me at the time.... his control over artificial and pinched harmonics and his squeals and dives, his whammy bar work, the middle-eastern tonality of the piece, the legato lines that covered so much fretboard territory so quickly .... it was a moment for me. Not long after 'Hordes of Locusts', I got Satriani's 'The Extremist' album and then the track 'War' came on... I don't know if it's the middle-eastern tonalities, but whatever it was, War was just so awesome to me. I didn't realise until much later (on getting the tab book) that War was recorded with the instruments tuned half a step down. It's a relatively simple tuning adjustment but it makes a heck of a difference to the 'attitude' of 'War'. I remember being so excited by Satriani's solo in 'War', he starts off with a pentatonic, bluesy run and then exploits the massive drive and pulse of the music as he builds intensity and does a whammy bar slamming trick that reminded me so much of some sort of 'Ghostbusters' theme song! 'War' was a HUGE influence on my playing, no question.
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Thanks for having me! Excited for the hate comments
I hate you, Nik.
Niki AND the 000100101010101011001010110 where Is It 😔😔
Do the hate comments also have to be in binary? Like ur music of course
I'm jk I love ur stuff dude keep going I live for CHUGS
I hate you
(Jk)
Hey Nik. 00100100100000010010011100010010001000111000100111000
an absolute bro
Rudy, do u wanna be my bro?
@@SpijkerKoffie bro.
What’s up bro
bro this comment changed my life, I've never been in a better state in my life.
Unsubscribed, disliked, downvoted and reported
We know you are here for 0-3-5 , Ruby Adobe.
I love the fact that he introduces himself as part of Termina, despite being much larger than the band as an individual
Termina has been so good, I’d love to see the two of them keep pushing it
Loudwire is a band channel so it makes sense.
It's good marketing to further grow his bands following
He's just humble
My BOI
🤘😮🤘
ALL DAYY! \m/
They need you on next!
@@jasonlovesmusicreacting882 up
@@brgrungegazer7134 what
Seeing Nik not on his channel: *_confused screaming_*
Same bro
Agreed
Also seeing Nik on his own channel: _confused screaming_
*VISIBLE CONFUSION*
My man's dark circles stayed w him even after his emo phase
Me too lol I have fair skin so its almost transparent in a way
I like the trend this is setting. You've gotta get Kmac in there.
vote for Kmac!
"Hi guys this is Kmac, and yer wetching Loudwere"
YES PLEEEEASEE!!!
Yes
This KMacEvelli and yer watching Loudwire ya cuts hahahahaha
"I pretty much grew up in drop C" Wow. That hits so hard.
It was so weird not hearing a Termina song for the intro after hearing Nick talk ahahahaha
And his meme opening lol
Glad to see more UA-camrs on here! Hopefully we can get some more from this awesome community 🤘
Dude I know you from those trampoline wwe moves fucking years ago hahaha. Got my bro and me into imitating wrestling moves ourselves
@@blackt2626 Same here, Ive been WATCHING his TRAMPOLINE vids since 2013!👍😃🤘
@@cliffm2k3 WHY are JUST some of your WORDS in CAPS?
@@blackt2626 i WAS thinking the SAME thing
Nik... my boy... it’s time to be shown on this channel
1:04 Well done Nik. You've just demonetized the whole video 😂😂😂
Which demon do you summon
HOW THE HELL ARE YOU EVERYWHERE
Where's rudy when you need him?
@@Sir-Thrash call 0-3-5 for emergency
@@Alan-zm5hw He's the guitar version of Ray Mak...
@@joelananthan lol yeah
The riffs... they will be heavy
"You want some riffs hmmmm?" *eyebrow waggle*
*Slav voice* HEAVY!!!!!
Straight to the point as always.
hey
He said "You're watching Loudwire" like he wanted to say that for years
Haha yes it seems like
been following Nik for 3 or 4 years, he is the reference for metal guitarrists on youtube
hey
YESSSSSS THE SLAVIC KING IS HEREEEEEEEEE YEAHHHHHHH
THE SLAVIC GUITAR KING BOI!
New song : *exists*
Nik Nocturnal : "Ah shit, here we go again."
Guitar Hero deserves more credit for introducing so many kids to so much awesome music!
Rudy gonna copyright strike this for 0 - 3 - 5
No one:
A band releases a song...
...2 seconds later:
Nik Nocturnal cover***
Actually it is:
Nik Nocturnal Cover
Band releases song.
Damn, we better be getting Rudy Ayoub next
Why?
@@WyldestZakk1980 cus Rudy is awesome
And then a garbage fires favorite 0 3 5
and Kmac then he gon trolling loudwire
"you can blame my love for modern heavy music on this one song [unholy confessions]" me too!
I'm just glad he didn't play half of like 3 songs like Jared Dines did lol
Jared Dines is trash IMO. He’s honestly not overly talented on guitar and just bashes and makes fun of other people. Can’t stand him.
@@kyledadams whattt,???
@@davie405 he’s a tool
@@kyledadams how
@@davie405 I literally said already lol
First Jared Dines, now Nik Nocturnal? Please do TheDooo next!!
PLEASE DOOO THE DOOO NEXT LMAO
First song I ever learned was My Own Summer (Shove It) lol. It's super easy and it slaps.
part of that Lucid riff reminds me of the solo breakdown in God Damn by A7X
This guy has covered nearly all the newly released metal a song comes he covers
1:05 "Did you come up with that cord, bro? Play something else, bro."
Going to school, playing WoW, listening to metal and wanting to play guitar. I knew there was a reason for subscribing to your channel.
He's almost same as me. He played Unholy Confession by A7X when he start to play the guitar. While me is Shepherd of Fire 😄
origins lol
@@axl2596 Haha yeah \m/
Ayee for me it was nightmare and afterlife
I'm the same as him, I learned Unholy Confessions last year when I started actively trying to improve on guitar
@@Blandwhistle8 that's bs. There's no way a beginner learns this shit
"Nik Nocturnal talks about everything we have all gone through as guitarists"
Honestly want more of this, we need more guitar YTers doing these types of videos, they're a major part of the guitar community right now so it makes no sense to not have them as a part of your guests. Great video! :)
So hyped to see the man here, Nik has been killing it on UA-cam and Termina is a sick project. Good call on getting him Loudwire! I think a lot of us can relate to his choices here too hahah 🤘
Wait, where's the memey opening and the dududududududh dududududududh dududududududh rerenerenerenerner?
But this is pretty cool to see where one of my favorite guitarists started.
Holy shit Nik Nocturnal?! I’m really glad you guys are having you tubers do this now
So fuckin' rad to have Nik on! He's a dope ass youtuber/streamer.
Avenged really brought my guitar playing to new level
YES NIK, MY MAN
He finally did it
I didn’t know John Mayer was a metalhead!
Loud wire fr being pretty nice for including youtubers in their Interviews
My lifestyle and music background growing up is exactly the same, Sweet Child O Mine really got my into guitar, discovered heavy metal through friends at school, played WoW when i wasnt on guitar, played and still do to this day AILD riffs and My Curse, only difference is iv been playing for 13 years now and still cant do pinch harmonics for shit. Hats of to you good sir
Unholy Confessions was the first song I learned on guitar as well and I was hooked
Oh wow, never expected that the legend Nik himself would show up on Loudwire. This is great!
By the way, am I wrong to laugh when Nik tries his hardest not to meme?
This was awesome, I love Nik. Such a funny dude
Yoooooooo I was not expecting this but it's great
YES! Awesome to see Nik around here. Congrats Nik!
Nik play Slav riff very hevvy
Dude I relate to this so hard. Most of my love of music stemmed from guitar hero and need for speed, and unholy confessions is to this day one of favs, sadly I only started playing a year or 2 ago but your a massive inspiration dude love your work
Ahh he matched his eyeshadow with T-shirt. Bless.
First song I ever learned was Under A Godless Sky by Rose Funeral. Then I jumped into In Dying Days by As Blood Runs Black
did the video get demonetized because of playing the sweet child o' mine intro?
eat your cereal
4:03 HE DID THE THING!
Ayeee man like Nik. Loudwire is doing great with getting UA-camrs Onboard. Great decision
4:03 it’s the intro song!!!
Where’s the water bottle
Love this dude!!!!
I thought this was a shitpost video Nik made for his own channel (a la Kmac), but turns out it's legit. I'm so happy.
Dude this was awesome!!!!!
its good to see nik at loudwire
Nik is a legend
Loving seeing my favourite metal youtubers starting to be on here ❤️🤘
Interesting that you grew up on some pretty light stuff, my dad supplied me with slayer and metallica, two TOOL albums and two SOAD albums by the time i was 8-9 years old maybe younger, then some other lighter bands that i still love to this day. SOAD is my fave band
Hell yeah my boy Nik!!
Awesome job loudwire. More youtubers and more younger musicians
Hell yeah! I still can't believe they replied on my comment on twitter!
Damn Nik on Loudwire?! Dope
2021 is the years that music youtubers hit the mainstream
Through Struggle intro was the first thing I learned on guitar, fuck yeah!
Can we get a drum one. I am a little biased because I am a drummer haha.
theres actually one with slayer's paul bostaph
@ Nate Warner
Yep I saw that one 😊.
I want them to do Lars ulrich or maybe Charlie Benante. Maybe even Mike Portnoy.
We could get Krimh or 66Samus
@@yeetfeet1878 have you seen the ones where porntoy jams with the hellokitty drum kit
One of my favorite guitar youtubers 🤘
through struggle and my curse were both my introduction to metalcore when i was a kid
the first time i picked i guitar, i skept everything and went straight to learning them
Yes, my boi has done it
Man unholy confessions was the song that got me into metalcore still remember watching it for the first time on head bangers ball
Glad I’m not the only one who picked up guitar almost exclusively because of Guitar hero II & III back in the day lmao🤘🏼
AYYYY YOU MADE IT ON LOUDWIRE!! MY MAN!!! ❤🔥🤘
My boy made it here I'm so happy
ma boy nik deserves more recognition
I'm surprised there's people subbed to Loudwire that have never heard of Nik
Wow. Nik should really make a channel. He's looks so confident on camera.
It's not like this joke has been done a thousand times.
Best metal UA-cam hands down 🙌
This is so rad to see another awesome guitarist UA-cam on here! For sure need Andrew Baena on here, he can play us some brutal tunes🤘🏻
Through struggle riff literally changed my life
0:57 magic 😲
Nik is the best, well deserved feature here! Now we just need Kmac!
"I think it went like this" proceeds to play it perfectly*
Aye.. ma boi finally made it!
Dude! first song I learned was unholy confessions too. Crazy.
Musical taste/preferences really are the product of one's own generation for the most part.
Hell yeah Nik!!!!!!!!!!
I like how UA-cam musicians are getting more limelight, it's cool to see.
Switched to the seven string for the Shameless plug, I think I'll stick with my six hahaha.... glad to see being recognized :-)
I like how you showed off at the end
I say Hello from Bali 🙌🏽❤️
"hey guys im termina from the band nik nocturnal"
Oh hey! I had my guitar in D standard with 12-60 string set for almost 5 years...
Super cool congrats!!!
Very cool video, interesting to learn of other guitarists early inspirations and musical ideas that caught their attention. I started playing exclusively on an acoustic and focused a fair bit on the kind of 'Mel Bay' book approach and learning a bit of basic fingerstyle playing. However, one day a family friend put me onto Joe Satriani via the 'Dreaming #11' EP and the 'Time Machine' album. Suddenly I heard Satriani's 'Hordes of Locusts' and almost every moment of track was amazing to me. It was heavy (by my standard at the time!), it was full of energy and technique that I was completely unfamiliar with. Joe was getting tones and sounds out of his electric that was so unfamiliar to me at the time.... his control over artificial and pinched harmonics and his squeals and dives, his whammy bar work, the middle-eastern tonality of the piece, the legato lines that covered so much fretboard territory so quickly .... it was a moment for me.
Not long after 'Hordes of Locusts', I got Satriani's 'The Extremist' album and then the track 'War' came on... I don't know if it's the middle-eastern tonalities, but whatever it was, War was just so awesome to me. I didn't realise until much later (on getting the tab book) that War was recorded with the instruments tuned half a step down. It's a relatively simple tuning adjustment but it makes a heck of a difference to the 'attitude' of 'War'.
I remember being so excited by Satriani's solo in 'War', he starts off with a pentatonic, bluesy run and then exploits the massive drive and pulse of the music as he builds intensity and does a whammy bar slamming trick that reminded me so much of some sort of 'Ghostbusters' theme song! 'War' was a HUGE influence on my playing, no question.
Yet another crossover I didn't know I needed but exactly what I wanted