Tetrarch is following up on their "Pull The Trigger" dual guitar playthrough video with another Gear Gods exclusive - this time showing off their gear set-up in an episode of "Rigged". Take an insider's look at Tetrarch's gear below:

Tetrarch have been kicking ass and taking names since the release of their brand new full-length album, Freak. Upon its release in late September, Freak reached strong positions on several iTunes charts - debuting within the Top 200 chart, at #3 on the metal charts and #17 on the rock charts - an impressive feat for any band, let alone an entirely independent one.

With one listen it's clear - Tetrarch oozes raw, unbridled skill. The band's new album, Freak, amplifies the band's tried-and-true blend of intense metalcore riffage and driving drums with the dark vibes and haunting choruses of hooky modern hard rock. Tetrarch's most cited influences - ranging from bands such as heavy metal giants Slipknot and Trivium to hard rock darlings Mudvayne and Linkin Park - are evident but never replicated, as they stay true to their own unique mixture that appeals to any heavy music fan.
 
Freak was recorded with seasoned producer Dave Otero (Cattle Decaptitation, Allegeon, Khemmis) at the helm, who brought out the band's profound heaviness without sacrificing the catchy, melodic edge that has hooked the band's impressive underground fanbase. The resulting sound is crushing enough to fit on any heavy metal bill, but catchy enough to land confidently in commercial radio rotation.

Tracklisting:

“Freak”
“Spit”
“Pull The Trigger”
“Mary”
“Oddity”
“Break The Trend”
“Please Let Me Be”
“Torn Apart”

"Pull The Trigger" guitar playthrough video:

“Oddity” video:

(Photo - Guillermo Briceno)