Goodbye and Good Riddance 5 by Ethan Casner

***UPDATE***
Version 5. Cleaned up the high end considerably which results in it sounding much smoother and less harsh. Also blended in a shitload of side-chained reverbs individually mixed and just under the hearing spectrum to make the overall master sound a bit wetter and slightly more organic. Have a listen and see what you think about it!
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Version 4. Added a whole new mid section that transitions (i think) even better than the original.
Re-did some of my shitty guitar work with guitar work that is now 15% less shitty.
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Finally got around to completely reworking one of my old songish medleys into something resembling a song.

Something I've noticed is that as much as i love my jam patches with the axe fx, they sound like shit in a mix. Am i right? And ones that sound like grainy balls when you're jamming out have a tendency to sound amazing when recorded. Ask Insane Clown Posse, it must be a magical mysterious miracle of the world or some shit!

This is more or less the pinnacle of my own achievement with drums and mastering I think. Still need to iron out some fuckups and tweak a few things but overall, it's crushing.

Drums: Superior Drummer Metal Machines + Replaced kicks and snare samples
Guitar: ESP MH-417 + Bare Knuckle Juggernaut Pickups
Bass: Bass ESP F-5E Custom Electronics + 148-gauge Low Ab

All guitars recorded via Fractal Audio Systems Axe-FX 2
Patch: "The More We Change"
Amp: Diezel Herbert CH3
Cabs: 4x12 Cali and Kalth Allen 4x12 V30

DAW: Cubase 5
Underwear: On My Butt