How To Sound Like Dylan Mattheisen? (Tiny Moving Parts)

Hey there, Steve here. Welcome to another episode of how to sound like our favorite Math Rock (and styles often associated with Math Rock) guitarists. For the episode, I tried to recreate three different guitar tones from three different Tiny Moving Parts records. All played and recorded by the wonderful Dylan Mattheisen.
The tracks were (in order of appearance)
Always Focused - Pleasant Living
Caution - Swell
For The Sake Of Brevity - EP

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