Watch Animals as Leaders shred through a blazing seven-song set at livestream event
Tosin Abasi and co’s full set is now available for online viewing
Animals as Leaders performed a livestream event on July 9, and now footage from the gig has finally made its way online.
You can check out the opening cut of the set, Arithmophobia – with Tosin Abasi on his super-fly white Abasi Concepts eight-string electric guitar – above.
Other AAL tunes performed during the livestream included Ectogenesis, Tooth and Claw and Physical Education - the latter of which sees Abasi's custom Rick Toone get a serious workout.
The entire set is available for viewing on the Sumerian Records YouTube channel.
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