Listen to that fucking polyrhythm at 15:15 - 6 bars of 4/4 with the hi-hat keeping a steady group of 4, the ride playing in groups of 3, the bass playing in groups of 5 (corresponding with the fifths on the rhythm guitar), and the snare playing in groups of 7 (corresponding with the minor seconds). it would take 35 bars for the 5 + 7 polyrhythm to cycle uninterrupted so it gets cut short after 6 bars (hence the jagged sound). A polyrhythm of 3, 4, 5 and 7 is super brave though, I get off on this shit. PR0GreZZivE!
2056 and it s still one of the best instrumental albums i ve ever heard. Not only technical skills are on another level, but rythm, note choice, composition... Everything is perfect here
Yeah, Simon, look. Please live the rest of your life knowing you made one of the greatest albums of all time. Everyone involved in this project should be extremely proud even after all these years.
I know right, how the hell did they do it? Out of all the Intervals-style/Plini-style/etc albums that came out, you know, of this specific kind of instrumental prog rock/metal that peaked around the mid 2010s, nothing beats this.
I fucking can't stop listening to this BAND!!!!!!!!!!! Damn you guys are fucking good. PLEASE come to Saint Louis some day. I will bring the masses. You will thank me... ;)
Holy shit.I just wanted a break from death metal and i found this masterpiece.Really bands such as Plini,scale the summit, persefone, animals as leaders and the helix nebula are out of this world!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Ignacio C I heard this and i was like Plini is really going all out. Where is this rage coming from? Clicked tab and saw Meridian in the title and i was like oh! Meridian! lol
No idea how on earth you guys compose this. After a hundred playthroughs, it still keeps getting better on every single listen. To this day I'm looking for pieces of my shattered and blown mind.
Bruh, I made my comment the day this video came out. It took them about 2-3 weeks until they finally updated the description to feature the track listing/times.
Man, that solo that rips through at the beginning of Sea of Suns (0:47) sounds fucking amazing! Sounds like it could cut through anything, yet it's also really smooth. Mixed to perfection.
I found this album around the time my mother passed. You guys have no idea what this album means to me. To me each note memorializes a moment in time. Each song is an emotion of mine. Your art has the meaning that you made it with. And it has the meaning that my heart feels when it's played. Thank you for this incredible masterpiece and I hope that you read my comment and know how much your music means to me.
My face melts and I forget all of my troubles ***every*** time I listen to this. DREAM BILLING / TOUR: Meridian, Tesseract, Plini, The Contortionist, Haken, and Twelve Foot Ninja. PLEASE, GOD. Make it come true...
Just discovered. Realized that this is fucking wonderful after only 30 seconds. More precisely this is EXACTLY the kind of stuff I was looking for these days ^^' I'm so happy with the direction that djent is taking, with so many awesome progressive bands coming out here and there. Feels like we're back to the sixites but with the nowadays sounds.
every few seconds a new spurt of laughter bursts forth from me just due to sheer amazement.... Kids younger then me wee self are playing this... This tumultuous, deliquesced symphony that just disintegrates into so many individual, microcosmic level, pieces that just sail so superfluously yet essential to the groove... just everything all the time is turnt the fuck up EPICALLY ALL THE TIME.
people saying this sounds like a million other bands... a million other bands fucking wish they could sound like this. in terms of aesthetic, ofc a bunch of bands sound like this. but in terms of excecution these guys are on top.
Yeah, they really delivered. A lot of times these bands are just guitar wankery stitched together, but these guys have great (and memorable) melody and riff writing, the compositions are nice with a great amount of repetition to give each song a theme and helps to keep familiarity. The production is great, the mix sits well. The only complaint I have is that the album as a whole can feel a bit derivitive at times.
every single detail, every detail on the pocket, every fill you hear, every vibe on this, the vision you have i can bring out. i turn music like this into my woven web.
Wow. I'm left speechless. I didn't really get in to the instrumental world until very recently, but this is absolutely incredible. Thank you TH-cam for suggesting this to me off of the TesseracT stream of Polaris.
Just want to thank The Helix Nebula for not including vocals. If you ever find you need to go that direction for whatever reason, please always include an instrumental version. You know, I look at the hits for Plini, Sithu Aye, etc. and still can't beleive that out of the whole of the world, I'm one of the very first and one of a very few humans to get to experience this mind blowing brilliance. Talk about being on the bleeding edge. 303,860 out of 7.125 Billion people.
I'm only 11 minutes in and I don't even have to listen to the rest of this to make this comment, this is some next level shredding. I think when this EP ends, I'm going to have to listen to it again. And then probably another time. Fuck this is so fucking funky.
This is the only band that has surpassed human level of musicianship. I mean anyone I show this music to, gets their minds blown away. Shit even my grandma agrees lol, and to top it all off, I recently showed a music professor this ep and he said “some things are best left unexplained. “There’s a shit ton of sick abstract theory going on here”
this Album was so refreshing to me my god. I found them just in time because I was getting really tired of the brutal metal screaming, clean parts, techno interludes formula with a hint of progressive that alot of djent bands are doing right now, like ERRA, Periphery, and Born of Osiris. and I'm definitely over anything core like breakdowns, constant chugging, and in your face double-bass like Breakdown of Sanity. This was like a breath of fresh air, no screaming no brutalness, just insanely beautiful progressive creative music that feels intense without trying so damn hard and screaming into my ear the whole time. everytime I listen to a new band that screams super hard, then cue the clean vocals, then a techno interlude starts, i just sigh and roll my eyes like ugh I've heard this a hundred thousand times. but I love this fucking band its so mature and technically proficient yet beautiful and mesmerizing. 10/10
Khurram Liaqat ha thanks for the tip my friend. I've known about them for a while, because every other comment on a progressive djenty instrumental metal band mentions sithu aye at some point so its hard to miss. but ill admit I haven't given them much of a chance, im just getting into this style, I'll check them out for real even though I've heard them and known about them, thanks brother.
damulac1 i've heard all those bands you just mentioned. they are all pretty much a staple of the genre of instrumental prog metal. not complaining though but most of them did not interest me all that much.
sarin royce I would suggest you David Maxim Micic and his last album, Bilo 3.0 and the one before, Bilo 2.0. Some tracks are vocal, others aren't. His works are mostly prog and clearly has jazz influences in them (he studied musical composition at Berkeley University). Very refreshing for the thirsty ear!
The ultimate sleepier album! these guys should have won so many awards for this effort. Its one of the great bummers in life the music industry is so lame and only worries about sales and money. Love this band hope they put out another album
Thankyou THN so much for making such amazing creative music, I keep listening to this over and over again, its truly inspiring. all of you have a very bright future ahead of you!!!
This is highly progressively djently, incredibly and awesomely insane! Kudos on the members for such passion with the song. Show those dudes in polyphia how you put feeling in a song!
Lumarious B He's accusing Polyphia of not knowing how to "put feeling in a song" afaik. If you consider that "bashing" them then your question probably didn't warrant asking. Hashtag just saying.
God I remember finding The Helix Nebula and falling in love with a Temple playthrough video about 10 years ago. Gave me chills to hear it again, a little different but it's all still there. Beautiful
I've been searching through instrumental prog for awhile, really loving these hidden gems, but this band is by far the best thing I have ever heard, and I'm talking all music.
The last minute of this album is probably the greatest assortment of musical composition to of ever graced my ears. Haven't had goosebumps like this since I first found out who Tosin Abasi was. Bravo.
I want to thank youtube for putting those suggestions over there on the right. Sure, sometimes they're a little weird but often they lead to amazing discoveries. I started the day looking to see what Tony Levin had done outside of King Crimson and that led me to Liquid Tension Experiment. Then the right hand column led me to Animals as Leaders and then on to The Helix Nebula. So I didn't get any chores done on this Saturday but I discovered three great bands. I have a feeling the chores aren't going to get done tomorrow either.
Just discovered this. Best unrelenting prog-metal album imo. Never gets boring, kept me engaged from start to end. It keeps introducing new ideas before the old ones get stale, and when it repeats it does so to let another differently articulated version play out underneath. I’ll be on this album for a while.
What a Major breath of fresh air! This takes me back to when Polyphia Had good Technique, and Pomegranate Tiger was releasing guitar tech vids, and when Chon and Plini were uploading bomb stuff
that vibe at 20:40 isfucking SICKENIING. learned alot of this album note for fucking note baby cant wait to show the homies over at the side project helix. fucking love this album
I'm from Venezuela I was beaten and assaulted listening to this song at my house, it was awful and brings back those memories, during the assault, the album was playing the whole time. but I can't help but hear it again, I LOVE IT!!! I just hope it's not a bad omen.
That's interesting. This is definitely great, but this band's style is a little more capitulate to the newer metal norms and traditional like harmonies. AAL is super out-of-the-box. I guess I get a little more uppity charge from this music, but I think AAL is way heavier.
I hear what you're saying for sure, but I think the two bands can coexist peacefully. They both fit different moods really well. Both are also phenomenal as well.
Whaaa. This is like a dumbed down, generic off-brand cousin of AAL. Sounds like a million other bands. AAL is easily distinguishable from other bands. Interesting,.
who on eart plays music like this .. not only technique but the emotions and the drummer blown my mind totally....sooo damn good i am running out of words
among this wave progressive bands that sound almost identical i found something somewhat more interesting in you guys. here's a wholehearted upvote and i'll be on the lookout
Astraeus, The Helix Nebula, there's a new Anup Sastry to come... Nice way to end the year. And the starting was not bad with AAL and Intervals. Nice prog' year :D
For a debut album, technique-wise this is bloody impressive. There are established professionals who should perhaps feel humbled by it. I really look forward to where this band is headed. I just wish the sound had a bit more soul to it. it doesn't seem to carry a message of any kind, it's just fancy for fancy sake, so it comes off as a bunch of completely face-melting, but ultimately disjunct segments. Crystal Plains doesn't seem to exhibit this nearly as much though. It seems to have a pretty clear idea who it is and where it's going. So that's good. That's showing promise. Again, really looking forward to seeing where you're headed.
AAL doesnt resemble the same style as helix does/ AAL is more rhythmic and..mechanical, i love them and love seeing them live but to me its just to mechanical.
Luke R. Im just saying they are not the same thing. AAL is more Rhythmic but Helix is similar to Plini with the melodic content, just more substance rather then math.
the best of music
Damn amazing job you did there Plini in Sailing Stone!!
plini i love you
Plini is awesome!
You think you might work with anyone from Chon eventually?
Plini BEEZARO I LUUUUV YEEEEUUU
It’s 2022 and this project is still on of the best lineups ever….
2023 and still checks out
Truly the most melodic prog metal I've heard
2024 baybeeeeee
Fuck yes@@nomadicstrength
to this day! :D
it's almost 2024, and this is still the best instrumental EP to ever exist.
7 years later and this is still one of the best albums I've ever heard
Vitalism - Causa
This and Causa are two of the greatest albums ever made
Listen to that fucking polyrhythm at 15:15 - 6 bars of 4/4 with the hi-hat keeping a steady group of 4, the ride playing in groups of 3, the bass playing in groups of 5 (corresponding with the fifths on the rhythm guitar), and the snare playing in groups of 7 (corresponding with the minor seconds). it would take 35 bars for the 5 + 7 polyrhythm to cycle uninterrupted so it gets cut short after 6 bars (hence the jagged sound). A polyrhythm of 3, 4, 5 and 7 is super brave though, I get off on this shit. PR0GreZZivE!
Someone has the tab. lol
If I don't like it who will
Joe Spears Progressive musicians do.
I think i shit my pants with laughter.
You win at youtube comments.
How many if these views are just the same 1000 people listening to this album over and over again like me?
same
Luke Bauer it's my first time. Just subscribed Finally! I find that there is still talent in this world. LOVE IT!
Shawnda S. listen to gru cosmogenesis. It will absolutely blow your mind.
yep
Yo
Wooooo
O I get it, everyone writes on plinis comment but not sithu aye....shame on you all lol
if sithu aye and plini had a baby, its first words would melt our faces
Still listening in 2021. Never too late to make another album!
Congrats on 1 million views!!
2056 and it s still one of the best instrumental albums i ve ever heard. Not only technical skills are on another level, but rythm, note choice, composition... Everything is perfect here
bro is living in the future
@massgrave_ yes but don t tell anyone pls
Yeah, Simon, look. Please live the rest of your life knowing you made one of the greatest albums of all time. Everyone involved in this project should be extremely proud even after all these years.
I know right, how the hell did they do it? Out of all the Intervals-style/Plini-style/etc albums that came out, you know, of this specific kind of instrumental prog rock/metal that peaked around the mid 2010s, nothing beats this.
Damn where has this been hiding!! Absolutely in love!!
+Dickeyfighter7861 Dayum dude! Didnt know this type of jam tickled ya fancy! Love your stuff dude, really inspires me as a vocalist
you too? wow, I am most impressed! I love your vocals haha
+Dickeyfighter7861 I think it's got point below zero's guitarist in it.
Hell yeah!! I've been super into prog and instrumental the past couple months! Absolutely love it!
+Dickeyfighter7861 respect.
THIS IS F*CKIN' AWSOME. WE WANT ANOTHER ALBUM. PLEASE.
I fucking can't stop listening to this BAND!!!!!!!!!!! Damn you guys are fucking good. PLEASE come to Saint Louis some day. I will bring the masses. You will thank me... ;)
Hopefully one day buddy! Just keep spreading the word! - J
deal
thehelixnebulashred Add Quebec City and/or Montreal to your list. That's a sure success
Barry Peraino Or come right on over to Kansas City MO
+Barry Peraino Or! You can just come over to Argentina :D
Great music!
Holy shit.I just wanted a break from death metal and i found this masterpiece.Really bands such as Plini,scale the summit, persefone, animals as leaders and the helix nebula are out of this world!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There are more
Don't forget for giants
I was listening to Plini when suddenly the automatic youtube reproduction did it's miracle
+Ignacio C same here XD
+Ignacio C
you said it in a funny way, you made me laugh :D
+Ignacio C Lol, 2 months later it happens again.
+Ignacio C I heard this and i was like Plini is really going all out. Where is this rage coming from?
Clicked tab and saw Meridian in the title and i was like oh! Meridian! lol
+Ignacio C Plini brought me here also
No idea how on earth you guys compose this. After a hundred playthroughs, it still keeps getting better on every single listen.
To this day I'm looking for pieces of my shattered and blown mind.
0:00 Sea of Suns
5:43 Temple
9:31 Convalescence
12:47 Time Piece
16:50 Sailing Stone (feat. Plini)
22:19 Crystal Plains
Congrats, you paste and copied the description! ;D
Bruh, I made my comment the day this video came out. It took them about 2-3 weeks until they finally updated the description to feature the track listing/times.
Didn't know that! Well done sir!
Liking mostly because of your name XD
My name? Whats so funny about it? ^^
Crystal Plains is an exceptional piece of music
I listen to this, literally, everyday
Man, that solo that rips through at the beginning of Sea of Suns (0:47) sounds fucking amazing! Sounds like it could cut through anything, yet it's also really smooth. Mixed to perfection.
Hey guys, I love this kind of music. Thanks Plini for showing me, from a musician to another. This is insanely good
I found this album around the time my mother passed. You guys have no idea what this album means to me. To me each note memorializes a moment in time. Each song is an emotion of mine. Your art has the meaning that you made it with. And it has the meaning that my heart feels when it's played.
Thank you for this incredible masterpiece and I hope that you read my comment and know how much your music means to me.
This needs to go on Spotify ASAP, guys
Hey man, it's on there under "helix Nebula" we're trying to get it fixed!
+thehelixnebulashred hey! Yeah, for some reason I couldn't find it on desktop, but I later searched for it on mobile Spotify and found it no prob!
Richard Mock nhk pic > respects.
@@thehelixnebulashred Y'all should post n pin a comment saying that it's on spotify
My face melts and I forget all of my troubles ***every*** time I listen to this. DREAM BILLING / TOUR: Meridian, Tesseract, Plini, The Contortionist, Haken, and Twelve Foot Ninja. PLEASE, GOD. Make it come true...
Hey man, don't forget Pomegranate Tiger!
This a serious musical work, by any standard.
I love how youtube has put this EP in front of me from when I first really got into metal those years ago to now
Just discovered.
Realized that this is fucking wonderful after only 30 seconds.
More precisely this is EXACTLY the kind of stuff I was looking for these days ^^'
I'm so happy with the direction that djent is taking, with so many awesome progressive bands coming out here and there.
Feels like we're back to the sixites but with the nowadays sounds.
Recently heard of these guys and I'm so hooked. Plini and Sithu Aye brought me here.
Jesus Christ! playing Destiny while listening to THIS is freaking mind-blowing!
every few seconds a new spurt of laughter bursts forth from me just due to sheer amazement.... Kids younger then me wee self are playing this... This tumultuous, deliquesced symphony that just disintegrates into so many individual, microcosmic level, pieces that just sail so superfluously yet essential to the groove... just everything all the time is turnt the fuck up EPICALLY ALL THE TIME.
I just came here to say we need another album of this.
This is so nutritious, I've skipped my meals today.
I only eat this album. I am helixitarian.
Intermittent fasting with Djent... Sounds good to me.
This is not good. You need to eat real food. Are you still alive?
@@daynablackwell5885 It was a joke.
people saying this sounds like a million other bands... a million other bands fucking wish they could sound like this. in terms of aesthetic, ofc a bunch of bands sound like this. but in terms of excecution these guys are on top.
Yeah, they really delivered. A lot of times these bands are just guitar wankery stitched together, but these guys have great (and memorable) melody and riff writing, the compositions are nice with a great amount of repetition to give each song a theme and helps to keep familiarity. The production is great, the mix sits well. The only complaint I have is that the album as a whole can feel a bit derivitive at times.
i guess im half a decade behind.
this is great.
Right lmfao i was always the last one to the party😂
At least you found it. :)
The struggle is real!
Am a big Plini / Simon fan. Hadn't heard this before, fucking mind blowing.
@@MoarRushPl0x good point :D
OMG it's already 2022 and I've just discovered this gem, killer EP
Congratulations on 1 million views on this exhilarating EP !
These dudes need to come back!
one of the best instrumental bands out there
every single detail, every detail on the pocket, every fill you hear, every vibe on this, the vision you have i can bring out. i turn music like this into my woven web.
i love how its really breakdown-y, but super musical and crazy ass weird rhythm
2 years and still jammin to this awesome music
its sick af
Wow. I'm left speechless. I didn't really get in to the instrumental world until very recently, but this is absolutely incredible. Thank you TH-cam for suggesting this to me off of the TesseracT stream of Polaris.
I'm here from a comment on a Scale the Summit song. If you haven't already heard them, you should really check them out.
Just want to thank The Helix Nebula for not including vocals. If you ever find you need to go that direction for whatever reason, please always include an instrumental version. You know, I look at the hits for Plini, Sithu Aye, etc. and still can't beleive that out of the whole of the world, I'm one of the very first and one of a very few humans to get to experience this mind blowing brilliance. Talk about being on the bleeding edge. 303,860 out of 7.125 Billion people.
I'm only 11 minutes in and I don't even have to listen to the rest of this to make this comment, this is some next level shredding. I think when this EP ends, I'm going to have to listen to it again. And then probably another time. Fuck this is so fucking funky.
What the hell is this epicness? I'm glad I randomly clicked this.... holy shit
I must say fantastic bass playing! Awsome EP!
This is the only band that has surpassed human level of musicianship. I mean anyone I show this music to, gets their minds blown away. Shit even my grandma agrees lol, and to top it all off, I recently showed a music professor this ep and he said “some things are best left unexplained. “There’s a shit ton of sick abstract theory going on here”
this Album was so refreshing to me my god. I found them just in time because I was getting really tired of the brutal metal screaming, clean parts, techno interludes formula with a hint of progressive that alot of djent bands are doing right now, like ERRA, Periphery, and Born of Osiris. and I'm definitely over anything core like breakdowns, constant chugging, and in your face double-bass like Breakdown of Sanity.
This was like a breath of fresh air, no screaming no brutalness, just insanely beautiful progressive creative music that feels intense without trying so damn hard and screaming into my ear the whole time. everytime I listen to a new band that screams super hard, then cue the clean vocals, then a techno interlude starts, i just sigh and roll my eyes like ugh I've heard this a hundred thousand times. but I love this fucking band its so mature and technically proficient yet beautiful and mesmerizing. 10/10
Khurram Liaqat ha thanks for the tip my friend. I've known about them for a while, because every other comment on a progressive djenty instrumental metal band mentions sithu aye at some point so its hard to miss. but ill admit I haven't given them much of a chance, im just getting into this style, I'll check them out for real even though I've heard them and known about them, thanks brother.
sarin royce Make sure to check Polyphia's album Muse and Sergey Golovin's Changes. You won't regret it.
Sithu Aye, Plini, Polyphia, Chon, Animals as Leaders, Wide Eyes especially. There's a lot of good instrumental prog out there
damulac1 i've heard all those bands you just mentioned. they are all pretty much a staple of the genre of instrumental prog metal. not complaining though but most of them did not interest me all that much.
sarin royce I would suggest you David Maxim Micic and his last album, Bilo 3.0 and the one before, Bilo 2.0. Some tracks are vocal, others aren't. His works are mostly prog and clearly has jazz influences in them (he studied musical composition at Berkeley University). Very refreshing for the thirsty ear!
The ultimate sleepier album! these guys should have won so many awards for this effort. Its one of the great bummers in life the music industry is so lame and only worries about sales and money. Love this band hope they put out another album
This is musical enlightenment!
I used to have this record going all the time when I was playing Madden back in the day. Such great memories.
" Sailing Stone" seals it for me . amazing !
I'd like to thank someone in the comments section of a Scale the Summit video for giving me the name of this band. Beautiful
This album makes me want to sit on the end of a cliff overlooking the ocean with a joint and forget the world exists
Fucking right
Fucking unreal levels of skill from all involved
Still one of my favorite things ever
Immediately bought off Bandcamp. This EP is absolutely incredible. I'm so glad Plini posted Sea of Suns on his facebook.
This EP is beyond SICK. Excellent work to "The Helix Nebula"
Crystal plains...that is how you end an ep...I keep coming back for it.....
Thankyou THN so much for making such amazing creative music, I keep listening to this over and over again, its truly inspiring. all of you have a very bright future ahead of you!!!
Walking among giants here. This is up there with AAL self titled for best heavy instrumental album ever.
Yeah, 1 month after you wrote this I'm finding this band. Wow, love it !
The outro of Temple is brilliant. Just like the EP in a whole.
This is highly progressively djently, incredibly and awesomely insane!
Kudos on the members for such passion with the song.
Show those dudes in polyphia how you put feeling in a song!
hah Are you bashing on Polyphia?
Lumarious B He's accusing Polyphia of not knowing how to "put feeling in a song" afaik. If you consider that "bashing" them then your question probably didn't warrant asking. Hashtag just saying.
Polyphia is great.
@@luker.6967 Great at writing the same song over and over lol. They're absolutely amazing musicians, but not great songwriters in my opinion.
@@BunsenMusic the fuck is the difference?
God I remember finding The Helix Nebula and falling in love with a Temple playthrough video about 10 years ago. Gave me chills to hear it again, a little different but it's all still there. Beautiful
Loving every second of this.
I've been searching through instrumental prog for awhile, really loving these hidden gems, but this band is by far the best thing I have ever heard, and I'm talking all music.
The best 27:50 minutes (x15) on my youtube playlist! Please, some of us wanna hear more of your awesome art, so where's the next EP?
permanence
The last minute of this album is probably the greatest assortment of musical composition to of ever graced my ears. Haven't had goosebumps like this since I first found out who Tosin Abasi was. Bravo.
This EP is beautiful guys. Been waiting a long time for this one.
THANK YOU TH-cam AUTO PLAY! , this is amaze ballz.... 2 mins in and Im sure Im listening through and buying the album, excellent.
I want to thank youtube for putting those suggestions over there on the right. Sure, sometimes they're a little weird but often they lead to amazing discoveries. I started the day looking to see what Tony Levin had done outside of King Crimson and that led me to Liquid Tension Experiment. Then the right hand column led me to Animals as Leaders and then on to The Helix Nebula. So I didn't get any chores done on this Saturday but I discovered three great bands. I have a feeling the chores aren't going to get done tomorrow either.
Love this new type of prog music where it's not completely dependent on 7-8 string guitars.
This shit bumps so hard. Fuck yeah those melodies
Everything is just epic.....flippin epic
What a lucky click.
Just discovered this. Best unrelenting prog-metal album imo. Never gets boring, kept me engaged from start to end. It keeps introducing new ideas before the old ones get stale, and when it repeats it does so to let another differently articulated version play out underneath. I’ll be on this album for a while.
Insane musicianship
What a Major breath of fresh air! This takes me back to when Polyphia Had good Technique, and Pomegranate Tiger was releasing guitar tech vids, and when Chon and Plini were uploading bomb stuff
Then on he heavier side, Anup Sastry was going crazy, along with The Safety Fire, and Ever Forthright (Who just dropped an album after 10 damn years!)
I forgot to mention Correlia's Nostalgia album!
i love how at 3:22 the band's just like "hey everyone ... we're djent!" for 10 seconds
I love the way this feels
Amazing EP! Really would dig some tabs, just saying would happily even purchase a tab book for this EP....
Tab book is coming :)
did the book ever come? lol
yeah, I bought it a couple of years ago, probably just google
My fingers would fall off and my brain would explode if I attempted to play this!
@@aqueenchi117 sheet happenings
This is still one of my favorite albums ever. The composition, and even more, the MIX.
I love this all so much.
that vibe at 20:40 isfucking SICKENIING. learned alot of this album note for fucking note baby cant wait to show the homies over at the side project helix. fucking love this album
I'm from Venezuela
I was beaten and assaulted listening to this song at my house, it was awful and brings back those memories, during the assault, the album was playing the whole time.
but I can't help but hear it again, I LOVE IT!!! I just hope it's not a bad omen.
Lol omg
yo what
The last song is the best.
The future of metal.
Animals as leaders were one of my favorite bands. Then I heard this...
That's interesting. This is definitely great, but this band's style is a little more capitulate to the newer metal norms and traditional like harmonies. AAL is super out-of-the-box. I guess I get a little more uppity charge from this music, but I think AAL is way heavier.
I hear what you're saying for sure, but I think the two bands can coexist peacefully. They both fit different moods really well. Both are also phenomenal as well.
vitalism
Whaaa. This is like a dumbed down, generic off-brand cousin of AAL. Sounds like a million other bands. AAL is easily distinguishable from other bands. Interesting,.
@@BunsenMusic yo dude i needed an exapmple of a gatekeeper and you hit the nail on the head exquisitely.
who on eart plays music like this .. not only technique but the emotions and the drummer blown my mind totally....sooo damn good i am running out of words
among this wave progressive bands that sound almost identical i found something somewhat more interesting in you guys. here's a wholehearted upvote and i'll be on the lookout
This album is a fucking masterpiece. Excellent musicianship went into this.
Astraeus, The Helix Nebula, there's a new Anup Sastry to come... Nice way to end the year. And the starting was not bad with AAL and Intervals. Nice prog' year :D
Don't forget The Contortionist... It's bound to be the best release of the year.
I will listen to it :)
The Flesh Prevails already took the album of the year spot.
Yeah, too much albums of the year ! ;)
...and then Disperse in early 2015 ;)
No words, but unbelievable!
For a debut album, technique-wise this is bloody impressive. There are established professionals who should perhaps feel humbled by it. I really look forward to where this band is headed. I just wish the sound had a bit more soul to it. it doesn't seem to carry a message of any kind, it's just fancy for fancy sake, so it comes off as a bunch of completely face-melting, but ultimately disjunct segments.
Crystal Plains doesn't seem to exhibit this nearly as much though. It seems to have a pretty clear idea who it is and where it's going. So that's good. That's showing promise. Again, really looking forward to seeing where you're headed.
Completely agree. Cannot rely solely on technique these days.
That bass solo @ 4:17 is one of the best things I've ever heard.
there is still nothing in the instrumental prog world that can keep up with this album
well..except Exivious(sorry Helix....)
Animals As Leaders surpasses this.
AAL doesnt resemble the same style as helix does/ AAL is more rhythmic and..mechanical, i love them and love seeing them live but to me its just to mechanical.
Lorenzo Rizzardi It doesn't matter if it's the same style. If we are simply talking instrumental prog then AAL wins in terms of musical quality.
Luke R. Im just saying they are not the same thing. AAL is more Rhythmic but Helix is similar to Plini with the melodic content, just more substance rather then math.
You guys solidified my love for prog metal/djent when I first heard this album years ago. Just an absolute banger.
25:45 and on is just the quintessence of life.
Yes
Temple is making my soul move in every direction simultaneously. Thank you for this.
This is like if Polyphia weren't so damn happy all the time.
***** yess
***** If they could write in anything other than the Lydian mode haha
***** You mean this is like if Polyphia knew how to write good music.
LatissimusDorsiLoL Shots fired lol
TheMegaArcade Regurgitated Rick Graham/Guthrie Govan 100 Licks Library is how I call it
What an accomplishment. I have found my inspiration for melodic guitar soloing. Such Incredible work.
This is really fucking good!
From a fellow musician,
thank you for putting this out there to be heard.
I love your style!