Be Still With My Ibanez [Official

Get ready to headbang with Shrine Of Will's latest music video, 'Be Still With My Ibanez'! This high-energy track is featured on their studio album, 'Sheep In Wolf's Clothing', and is a testament to the band's passion for heavy riffs and face-melting solos.
As a tribute to the legendary Korn, Shrine Of Will draws inspiration from the iconic 7-string Ibanez guitars and Fieldy's 5-string bass that defined the nu-metal sound. With the recent reunion of Korn's Brian Head Welch and James "Munky" Shaffer with their signature Ibanez guitars, the timing couldn't be more perfect for this release.
"To celebrate a 30 year career together and once again having both Head and Munky rocking Ibanez, we’re excited to debut two new K7’s, inspired by the eternal Yin and Yang. Both axes are unrelenting and unapologetically scream, Korn!" - Korn on 𝕏
The music video for 'Be Still With My Ibanez' is a visual representation of the band's energy and dedication to their craft. With its dark and moody aesthetic, the video perfectly captures the essence of the song's aggressive riffs and pounding drums.
Shrine Of Will's 'Be Still With My Ibanez' is a must-watch for fans of heavy music and Ibanez guitars. So, turn up the volume, grab your guitar, and get ready to rock out with this explosive music video! ‪@IbanezOfficial‬

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The story behind this song/track on Shrine Of Will's "Sheep In Wolf's Clothing" is how, I would explain, how Bipolar mania feels like, in the form of these guitar riffs with my Ibanez 6 string guitar & my Ibanez 4 string bass. I'd love to own a K5 bass guitar one day [Fieldy from Korn, signature bass]