Japanese hard-rockers Ironbunny are a Kawaii metal group fronted by three vocalists: Hina, Kotono and Minami. So far, so Babymetal. But do Babymetal have a cyborg guitarist who comes from a future 300 years ahead? Hell no.<\/p>\n
Meet Ediee Ironbunny, the automated shred machine who has time-travelled back to 2019 in order to save rock n roll - and, as it happens, film an exclusive playthrough video for Guitar World.<\/p>\n
This clip for new single 23 - twenty three showcases Ediees precision-engineered riff delivery system, as well as his\/her\/its astonishingly lifelike lead technique, complete with a slick tapping flourish to round out the solo.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
(Image credit: Ironbunny)<\/p>\n
Of course, no cyborg electric guitar performance would be complete without a fretboard equipped with cycling green LEDs, which appear in Ediees Combat Guitar IB7, also fitted with a Bare Knuckle Aftermath in the bridge and Sustainiac in the neck.<\/p>\n
Ediees not the only supreme guitar talent to grace Ironbunnys debut album, Tettsui no alternative, either; Warren DeMartini, Doug Aldrich and George Lynch also lend their skills in honor of the bands noble quest.<\/p>\n
Digging Ironbunnys message? You can hear the full track below and hop on over to ironbunny.jp for more info.<\/p>\n
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