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Brady Ebert (Ex-Turnstile) Announces New Band The S.E.T. | News & Music

Brady Ebert (Ex-Turnstile) Announces New Band The S.E.T. | News & Music

Brady Ebert Returns with New ⁢Hardcore ⁢Project,⁤ The S.E.T.

Former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert ​has unveiled his latest musical endeavor: ‌a new band ⁢called ⁢The S.E.T. (The Self Evident Truth). This marks⁣ ebert’s return to the⁤ hardcore‍ scene ​following a ⁣departure from‍ Turnstile in⁢ 2022. ⁣

The S.E.T. made their live debut on September ‌27th at ​Zen West in⁣ Baltimore,opening for ⁤the established hardcore group Death Threat. Initial‌ reactions⁤ suggest a sound⁤ rooted in ‍hardcore, but with a ⁤distinct edge.

A sound that Blends ⁢Hardcore and Metal

Footage circulating online ​reveals a performance that’s both aggressive ‌and technically impressive. Ebert, instantly recognizable with his signature bucket hat, delivers‍ shredding metal leads through a‌ 5150 amplifier. This suggests The S.E.T. isn’t afraid to push boundaries within the hardcore framework.

Here’s‌ what​ you can⁢ expect from their ‌sound, based on early reports:

* ⁢ Hardcore foundation: The core energy remains⁢ firmly planted in⁣ the hardcore ​tradition.
* ‌ Metal⁤ influences: Expect intricate guitar work and a heavier sonic texture.
* Technical prowess: Ebert’s guitar playing showcases a high level of skill.

Upcoming ⁣Performances & Festival Appearance

You won’t have to ⁣wait⁢ long to catch ⁣The S.E.T. live again. They are scheduled⁣ to perform at the Baltimore Soundstage ⁤on January 31st, 2026, as part of the Disturbin’ the‍ Peace festival.

This festival boasts a formidable lineup, headlined by Hatebreed and featuring⁢ other prominent hardcore acts like ​Agnostic Front. It’s a meaningful platform for The S.E.T. to reach a wider audience and solidify their place ⁤in the scene.

background: Ebert’s Departure⁣ from Turnstile

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Ebert was a founding member of Turnstile, contributing to the band’s initial success from 2010 through 2022. He played‌ a crucial role in the creation of their first three albums, including the critically acclaimed⁣ GLOW ON.

His exit from⁢ Turnstile was reportedly⁢ contentious. While the band publicly wished‍ him well, a subsequent legal filing revealed a temporary peace order ‌request against Ebert,‍ ultimately denied due to insufficient⁣ evidence. ‍

This ​history adds a layer of⁣ intrigue to his new‌ project, and many fans are eager to see what The S.E.T. will accomplish.

Watch footage from their first⁢ show ⁣below and‍ stay tuned for​ more ​updates on this exciting new band.

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