He's also a fan of symmetric and exotic scales, and he openly endorses using his knowledge of music theory when writing: "It helps me a lot to see and navigate through the fret-board a lot faster. [...] I think knowing all the theory also made me learn every other aspect of guitar a lot faster." Music

Necrophagist

Münzner joined Necrophagist in 2002, and wrote the solos to the Epitaph album when he was just 23 years old, including songs like "Stabwound" and the title track. The album garnered critical acclaim amongst fans and critics alike for the complexity of the music and its substantive neoclassical influences. Münzner's tenure at Necrophagist lasted only four years, and in 2006 he left the band. However, he later stated that there was a lot of tension within the band, "which sucked out the fun of guitar playing", which prompted him to leave. In regards to his relationship with Muhammed and the contribution he made to the record, Münzner states:

"I know nothing about what this guy is up to. Last time I spoke to him was more than 5 and a half years ago. We met briefly at a festival where both Necro and Obscura played 2 years ago, but we didn’t speak apart from a brief hello. We didn’t really part ways on the best terms...
They are also a fan of symmetric and exotic scales, and they openly endorse using their knowledge of music theory when writing: "It helps me a lot to see and navigate through the fret-board a lot faster. [ ... ] I think knowing all the theory also made me learn every other aspect of guitar a lot faster ." Music:  Necrophagist: Münzner joined Necrophagist in 2002, and wrote the solos to the Epitaph album when they were just 23 years old, including songs like "Stabwound" and the title track. The album garnered critical acclaim amongst fans and critics alike for the complexity of the music and its substantive neoclassical influences. Münzner's tenure at Necrophagist lasted only four years, and in 2006 they left the band. However, they later stated that there was a lot of tension within the band, "which sucked out the fun of guitar playing", which prompted them to leave. In regards to their relationship with Muhammed and the contribution he made to the record, Münzner states:
 " I know nothing about what this guy is up to. Last time I spoke to him was more than 5 and a half years ago. We met briefly at a festival where both Necro and Obscura played 2 years ago, but we didn’ t speak apart from a brief hello. We didn't really part ways on the best terms ...