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On the surface this may hold some truth, but it's necessary to give Meshuggah a deeper analysis concerning subjects like originality and entertainment. The tones are always similar, and in this way, you can say that all their material is the same. What makes this band unique however is their manipulation of patterns, and how every instrument is played as a percussive element. So while we aren't hearing any new tones, I do assert that the composition is altogether new and intricate. So you're kinda' right... but you're also a hater. Either way, this rocks and I'll definitely buy this album. (Note, Koloss really didn't do it for me for some reason. Maybe it just sounded like a jam session, I don't know. This new song makes me eager for new Meshuggah again 
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meshuggah is the audio equivalent of an HR Giger painting. which i like but lol
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Aug 27, 2016 02:49
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I saw Meshuggah support Devin Townsend once. I literally could not tell when one song ended and the next one started.
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Aug 27, 2016 04:03
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Hulk Krogan posted:This album is some seriously good poo poo: I really like this
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Aug 27, 2016 04:37
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muike posted:meshuggah is the audio equivalent of an HR Giger painting. which i like but lol I admire their singleminded devotion to one idea. I think that idea is super badass and sustainably interesting for one hour of new music every 3-4 years, but if I think about it real hard I guess I get why ppl don't like it.
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Aug 27, 2016 05:01
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H13 posted:I saw Meshuggah support Devin Townsend once. Remember when Danny Carey was a big Meshuggah fan and had them open up for Tool Concerts which sounds like the most hilarious clash of styles between "Casual Metal" fan and "crazy polyrhythmic insanity"
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Aug 27, 2016 05:21
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I've been listening to old south american death/thrash stuff all evening and it's cool, for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qK977fo_qA or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWtsSaqlafQ
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comes along bort posted:On the surface this may hold some truth, but it's necessary to give Meshuggah a deeper analysis concerning subjects like originality and entertainment. The tones are always similar, and in this way, you can say that all their material is the same. What makes this band unique however is their manipulation of patterns, and how every instrument is played as a percussive element. So while we aren't hearing any new tones, I do assert that the composition is altogether new and intricate. So you're kinda' right... but you're also a hater. Either way, this rocks and I'll definitely buy this album. (Note, Koloss really didn't do it for me for some reason. Maybe it just sounded like a jam session, I don't know. This new song makes me eager for new Meshuggah again thank you for your thorough analytical deconstruction on the metal band Meshuggah
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BrienneGetsHanged posted:thank you for your thorough analytical deconstruction on the metal band Meshuggah That's a copy paste my man
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A human heart posted:That's a copy paste my man it sure is
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Not sure if it really qualifies as metal anymore, but well, the harsh vocals are back and this doesn't really sound like the Shelter record: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwE5FG-pIdk New Alcest, the album comes out September 30. This is one hell of a good start. One of the best songs I've heard from them.
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A human heart posted:That's a copy paste my man i like my copypasta al dente
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A human heart posted:I've been listening to old south american death/thrash stuff all evening and it's cool  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyjEEZtAmH8
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To me this is too modern sounding and not cool like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW7p-piTV00
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Every time someone mentions South American metal it reminds me of Hibria and makes me all sad.  EDIT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0D-UPhDu9Y 
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A human heart posted:To me this is too modern sounding and not cool like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW7p-piTV00 Agreed, South America rules. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16FzT395Vtc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIaUnu3eltQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOz4OQcAfyk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ29NiF7rgE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZruMwTT6yww
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Nordick posted:Every time someone mentions South American metal it reminds me of Hibria and makes me all sad. Somehow, I am reminded about this before Sepultura. Possibly  , definitely  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7PvrD-LYFM
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COOL CORN posted:Haha, Agalloch got a new singer and changed their name to Khôrada. Suck it Jon Haughm. I'm really excited about this, but I really hope that the image of audio mixing software Anderson posted on the Sculptured page doesn't turn out to be from this new band. I want a new Sculptured. I've been listening to The Mantle a lot lately, but goddamn did Haughm sound like a pretentious douchebag in the Facebook announcement post. Never call yourself the visionary. Especially since Anderson was apparently the guy who translated his "vision" into actual music since he was the one who had studied music.
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Power Quest has a new singer and is putting out a new album soon.  I'm on mobile but there is a new lyric video out too.
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Napalm Death and The Black Dahlia Murder are doing a co-headlining tour. Depending on your location the opener will be one of Pig Destroyer, Misery Index, Power Trip or Abnormality.
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I cannot reccommend seeing Napalm Death live enough. Even if you dislike Black Dahlia Murder.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:I cannot reccommend seeing Napalm Death live enough. Same for Misery Index if you're in one of the cities where they're on the bill.
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Same with Pig Destroyer if you live within like a 12 hour radius of wherever they're playing.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:I cannot reccommend seeing Napalm Death live enough. Even if you dislike Black Dahlia Murder. Even BDM are pretty fun live, if not a particularly good band.
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I'm going to try and go. I like them all.
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Aug 30, 2016 04:25
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The Witch Vomit full-length is really loving good.
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Oil! posted:Somehow, I am reminded about this before Sepultura.
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I'm not a metal guy (more punk, hardcore, and country), but I loving love Death Wolf, and can't wait until their new album. But when I listen to black metal, it really doesn't do it for me (mostly the vocals). Ditto for death metal (again, mostly the vocals). I loved the first three Danzig records, and seem to have a taste for drone and doom, but don't know much about it, really. I like Russian Circles live (and seem them every chance I get), but the records kind of bore me. Who else should I check out?
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El Miguel posted:I'm not a metal guy (more punk, hardcore, and country), but I loving love Death Wolf, and can't wait until their new album. But when I listen to black metal, it really doesn't do it for me (mostly the vocals). Ditto for death metal (again, mostly the vocals). I loved the first three Danzig records, and seem to have a taste for drone and doom, but don't know much about it, really. I like Russian Circles live (and seem them every chance I get), but the records kind of bore me. Try the Melvins. Also, if you like drone and doom, Earth.
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e: nvm
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Aug 31, 2016 00:09
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El Miguel posted:I'm not a metal guy (more punk, hardcore, and country), but I loving love Death Wolf, and can't wait until their new album. But when I listen to black metal, it really doesn't do it for me (mostly the vocals). Ditto for death metal (again, mostly the vocals). I loved the first three Danzig records, and seem to have a taste for drone and doom, but don't know much about it, really. I like Russian Circles live (and seem them every chance I get), but the records kind of bore me. We'll, Death Wolf is really Morgan Steinmeyer's love letter to Danzig. You might wanna check Amebix, as they also helped shaping Death Wolf's sound.
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El Miguel posted:I'm not a metal guy (more punk, hardcore, and country), but I loving love Death Wolf, and can't wait until their new album. But when I listen to black metal, it really doesn't do it for me (mostly the vocals). Ditto for death metal (again, mostly the vocals). I loved the first three Danzig records, and seem to have a taste for drone and doom, but don't know much about it, really. I like Russian Circles live (and seem them every chance I get), but the records kind of bore me. What kind of vocals do you like? There's a lot of variety in death and black metal, some are more shouty and closer to punk vocals.
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El Miguel posted:I'm not a metal guy (more punk, hardcore, and country), but I loving love Death Wolf, and can't wait until their new album. But when I listen to black metal, it really doesn't do it for me (mostly the vocals). Ditto for death metal (again, mostly the vocals). I loved the first three Danzig records, and seem to have a taste for drone and doom, but don't know much about it, really. I like Russian Circles live (and seem them every chance I get), but the records kind of bore me. Darkthrone is a legendary black metal band who also had a string of punk influenced albums. For those, check out The Cult Is Alive, F.O.A.D., Dark Thrones and Black Flags, and Circle the Wagons. The vocals on those are pretty clean-ish.
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Thanks, everyone - I already know and love Earth, Amebix, Tau Cross (Rob from Amebix's new band); I've got some Melvins stuff already, and I'll definitely check out Darkthrone. As for vocals - I don't like them to sound forced, for lack of a better term. Lemmy, Rob Amebix, etc., never sounded forced to me, but I don't dig on the death-metal grunting.
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If you're coming from punk, you might also like Kvelertak. Meir is probably my favorite album of theirs.
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Aug 31, 2016 02:26
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Mantar's new album is pretty dope and might be in your wheelhouse.
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A lot of first wave black metal has less growly vocals and is more closely linked to punk and hardcore than later stuff, e.g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ6HIg4Hto0, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5pvINJNZZ4 You'll like Venom too if you like Amebix and Motorhead. Some death metal has vocals that are still harsh but more shouty, especially earlier stuff, for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tQzJK9e8aA, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu8JM37S9jo, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfdIHl6KTIs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Whl4rcUnqIM
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El Miguel posted:I'm not a metal guy (more punk, hardcore, and country), but I loving love Death Wolf, and can't wait until their new album. But when I listen to black metal, it really doesn't do it for me (mostly the vocals). Ditto for death metal (again, mostly the vocals). I loved the first three Danzig records, and seem to have a taste for drone and doom, but don't know much about it, really. I like Russian Circles live (and seem them every chance I get), but the records kind of bore me. Iron Reagan, Toxic Holocaust, Oozing Wound...thrash poo poo like that you'd probably dig. Also 2nding Kvelertak because they're fun as gently caress. Maybe Black Tusk?
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Try Corrosion of Conformity. They started out as a punk band before going into sludge metal. Blind is probably their latest album that had a punk influence to it, and it's also one of their best, if not their best. Try Crowbar while you're at it. Someone else can probably make a better album recommendation than I can, I barely listen to them anymore. FWIW, late Black Flag has had an influence on the sludgier side of doom, so if you're into that kind of punk, you could probably get into that subgenre. 22 Eargesplitten fucked around with this message at 07:34 on Aug 31, 2016 |
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El Miguel posted:I'm not a metal guy (more punk, hardcore, and country), but I loving love Death Wolf, and can't wait until their new album. But when I listen to black metal, it really doesn't do it for me (mostly the vocals). Ditto for death metal (again, mostly the vocals). I loved the first three Danzig records, and seem to have a taste for drone and doom, but don't know much about it, really. I like Russian Circles live (and seem them every chance I get), but the records kind of bore me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HzVVcPJoRE
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