@garzapodcast: Malevolence & Garza Talk Writing Riffs #garzapodcast #malevolence #guitar

Ryan :

They’re so locked in, it’s crazy

Diogo Frade :

Holy tight

Jason Jay :

First riff is on broken glass, second is keep your distance

Michael :

that tone is magnificent

Jordan 🇨🇦 :

Not a big fan of malevolence but as a mediocre guitar player….damn guys

ZUKØ :

Best band in the world

Martin :

please be at download 2026

andrey ⚛️💗 :

brentondick8 :

guys are amazing live. came to my town in Australia, big props.

Tom Dunne :

seen these dudes in the academy in Dublin supporting trivium.. the building was bouncing.. 🤘🏻🤘🏻

Ariel Rivas R :

the art of harmonizing

harrison :

riff is on broken glass btw

Rob Jansen :

whats that riff from?

BkR79 :

serious band

Vincento :

That's so incredible tight 💪🏽

Tait :

Seen them live, they were great

charliecooperdrums :

Can’t believe these guys have passed me by until now.. could someone recommend a good starting point to get listening to? Cheers 👍

✝️ woedegitarist ✝️ :

What’s the orangey type of guitar?

Logan smogan :

Malevolence is peak

Delfino :

So tight!!! 🥵🥵🥵

JMeeks88 :

First band I moshed in🤟🏻

kyle :

Having the live audience experience in mind at every step of the songwriting process, especially in a genre which typically involves so much audience participation at shows, is critical. You should be able to imagine a crowd of 10,000 people losing their minds to your songs. If you can’t see it, audiences won’t either.

Lane Johnson :

No metronome btw

Pete :

i want to see Chon on this

stf :

tiiiiiiiight💘