Ron Jarzombek - The Near Dominance of 4 Against 5

In 2005 Ron Jarzombek contacted drummer Chris Adler (Lamb of God) and bassist Alex Webster about a possible collaboration, with the goal of taking Jarzombek's signature left-of-center progressive metal approach into a much heavier, more extreme realm. Although the addition of a vocalist was briefly considered, the trio ultimately decided to remain an all-instrumental band. However, Adler had to bow out due to his demanding schedule with Lamb of God but would collaborate with Jarzombek on the song 'The Near Dominance of 4 Against 5' which appeared on Magna Carta Records's 'Drum Nation Vol. 3' compilation in 2006.

Adler's replacement was Derek Roddy (Hate Eternal, Nile) and, at the suggestion of Webster, the band took on the name Machinations of Dementia. Roddy left the group in August 2006. Shortly thereafter, Jarzombek was introduced to Charlie Zeleny, who would provide the missing drum tracks in a matter of weeks. The band, now known as Blotted Science, released their debut album, The Machinations of Dementia, in the fall of 2007 on Jarzombek's EclecticElectric label.

Lyrics by John Myung XD

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[TommyOwnzU]

Some one help me out here, is this Adler's drum track or not?

[EternalSolitudeOff]

@TommyOwnzU yes it is.

[HARMLESSPictures]

First to raise the horns! \m/

[EternalSolitudeOff]

@HARMLESSPictures Awesome! \m/

[certifiedpet]

I dont like Lamb of God but Adler sounds pretty badass on this track.