Alright, new season, new songs. Here's the usual breakdown of this week's DLC!
"Body Talks" - The Struts - [Guitar: Tier 3/6 | Drums: Tier 3/6| Vocals: Devil Tier | Bass: Tier 2/6]
Expert Guitar: 78,719 | 100% Notes Hit (454/454) Full Combo | Gold Stars
Expert Bass: 117,458 | 100% Notes Hit (584/584) Full Combo | Gold Stars
"Shame" - Elle King - [Guitar: Tier 1/6 | Drums: Tier 1/6 | Vocals: Tier 4/6 | Bass: Tier 1/6]
Expert Guitar: 122,562 | 100% Notes Hit (306/306) Full Combo | Gold Stars
Expert Bass: 66,561 | 100% Notes Hit (333/333) Full Combo | Gold Stars
Stem Confirmations & DLC Impressions: "Body Talks" is the real deal folks. No muffling of any other tracks and your own track falls silent when missing notes, so that's a good start, now, Elle King's single? That's a double affirmative on master tracks. No nonsense this week, we got 2 bona-fide, properly separated tracks this week. Decent!
"Body Talks"
Guitar: Finally, DLC from one of my favourite modern rock groups! Shame it's one of their weaker tracks though! A pretty solid tier 3 guitar chart right here. Starts off with single note and chord strumming from red notes to green/yellow chords and then transitions into a fun with bouncy section having you zipping back and forth between brief single note hammer-on flourishes. This switches up a few times before taking you right into a solo, lots of less orthodox hammer-ons and some oddly spaced out chord strumming. It's pretty fun, and it's pretty fun for it's short running time. Worth a look. (3.5/5)
Bass: Okay, now this kicked a surprising amount of ass! The whole song has you playing a crazy fast and bouncy riff, double strumming quickly while moving up and down the fretboard at a rapid pace. there's also these bad-ass hammer-on snaking sections, they're on the faster side of things and they'll have you rapidly sweeping up and down the bass neck before ending up on the higher end of the fretboard. Overall, surprisingly good. Well worth getting for the bass alone! (4/5)
"Shame"
Guitar: Pretty simple for a tier 1 chart but it's fairly fun. Just a really chill mix between spaced out single note strumming, steady two-note chord strumming and some brisk three-note chord plucking as well. Song is fairly short so the general repetition doesn't really outstay it's welcome. A serviceable chart overall and a fun enough song to play if you want to wind down to something a bit more relaxing. (3/5)
Bass: Not too shabby for how low tier it is. Starts off with some spaced-out zipping back and forth between single notes, spaced out 2-3 notes at a time, then the main chorus has you playing a slightly more brisk pattern, about four to five notes at a time, and towards the end a bit of zig-zagging down the fretboard mixes things up again. Nothing too exceptional, but I've played way worse tier 1 bass charts. Not bad! (3/5)
Best Guitar: "Body Talks"
Best Bass: "Body Talks"