they tune super low and they always change the pitch. lowest note is always all over the place in their songs and makes everything seem fresh. whole albums got a million moments to just laugh at and hate yourself for
I love that there's... air? all their shit sounds so wide and fucking terrifying. Would be nice to join and watch live on Twitch, but upside-down time here in Straya. Oh well. Thanks for listening to my Ted Talk.
it feels like some dark electro stuff, like it has those very dark/sad/minor electronic drones in the background but then stupidly dirty riffs on top. Definitely occupies a special niche in the brain
I saw them play with Structures, Northlane, Veil of Maya and Devildriver in Montreal back in 2013. One of the best shows I've ever been too. Stage dived several times during Vildhjarta
the guitars in vildhjarta are super unique, all the low string bendy stuff makes it sound like the guitars are wailing and crying in agony. and obvi the rhythmic patters are unexpected and they usually stray away from straight 000 chug patters just to flex the tone
If i remember correctly they pitch shift their guitars down using a whammy pedal, idk how low but i'm sure it adds to the tone also saw you in San Fran over the weekend sick as shit!
they pitch shift multiple times within a song in some cases. so they get these weird semitones that don't sound natural and you won't hear from other bands
I wasn't sure if they added chorus on some of those high riffs too, it just sounds super like, all over the place pitch wise lol, but it makes it sound awesome!
@@trextonhaldeman323 You should watch this same guy (buster) play some of Humanity's Last Breath's songs like tide, it nicely shows how he atleast is using whammy pedal :)
I don’t know if they are really Djent but they are really unique. I always felt it’s the fluid bendy notes, pitch jumps and deep clean reverb drenched parts that set them apart. It’s so very dark but sounds crispy
One trick for guitars I learned from watching TH-cam is to copy your guitar tracks and pitch those copies down 1 whole step and blend in to the original tracks.
Pitch shifting. If you watch his guitar playthroughs of HLB, he has a pedal setup so you can see him pitching up or down depending on what the riff requires. Complete mindfuck to try and learn
Because everyone complains and critiques when someone tries something different. I really love piccolo snares in heavy music lol the high pitch snare you hear in 90s hardcore is sick asf I love the contrast and the ring, but no one uses those anymore
You should check out Cardinal Red - Monuments (Drum Playthrough) as far as I’m aware it’s all live audio and was recorded during a twitch stream! Think you might dig it!
Big fan of being introduced to the music I should have been listening to my entire life.
Look for some of their older obscure demo recordings. Shits so good
It's only existed since 2007ish, with Omnislash being their first big release
vildhjarta are sad bois but they do it angrily
7:26 holyshit. The way you said "And I still miss you" is by far the funniest thing I've heard in a while 😂
That killed me ! Hilarious !!
It's the style of bending that gives it the uneasy feeling, which is what sets thos apart from djent, as Thall.
they tune super low and they always change the pitch. lowest note is always all over the place in their songs and makes everything seem fresh. whole albums got a million moments to just laugh at and hate yourself for
E C F Bb Eb G C
"Very much a hammer and sickle organization" reasons why i follow you.
I love that there's... air? all their shit sounds so wide and fucking terrifying.
Would be nice to join and watch live on Twitch, but upside-down time here in Straya. Oh well. Thanks for listening to my Ted Talk.
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it feels like some dark electro stuff, like it has those very dark/sad/minor electronic drones in the background but then stupidly dirty riffs on top. Definitely occupies a special niche in the brain
Check out Invent Animate they are the closest thing to Vildhjarta
I saw them play with Structures, Northlane, Veil of Maya and Devildriver in Montreal back in 2013. One of the best shows I've ever been too. Stage dived several times during Vildhjarta
"and I still miss you" broke me. ☠️
Crazy he is the guitarist of Humanity's Last Breath
Buster is a God damn mad man I know in humanity's last breath he plays the guitar upside down I dunno if that has anything to do with the tone
He's left handed and only had a right handed guitar to learn on so he's used that since
Sunset Sunrise is one of my favorite tracks on the album
Also the guitar tone definitely itches the brain in the perfect way
the guitars in vildhjarta are super unique, all the low string bendy stuff makes it sound like the guitars are wailing and crying in agony. and obvi the rhythmic patters are unexpected and they usually stray away from straight 000 chug patters just to flex the tone
If i remember correctly they pitch shift their guitars down using a whammy pedal, idk how low but i'm sure it adds to the tone also saw you in San Fran over the weekend sick as shit!
they pitch shift some parts
they pitch shift multiple times within a song in some cases. so they get these weird semitones that don't sound natural and you won't hear from other bands
I wasn't sure if they added chorus on some of those high riffs too, it just sounds super like, all over the place pitch wise lol, but it makes it sound awesome!
@@trextonhaldeman323 You should watch this same guy (buster) play some of Humanity's Last Breath's songs like tide, it nicely shows how he atleast is using whammy pedal :)
and iiiiiii still miss yoooooooou !!!
I love Busters kit set up, cymbal choice and overall style. Man's a beast
I don’t know if they are really Djent but they are really unique. I always felt it’s the fluid bendy notes, pitch jumps and deep clean reverb drenched parts that set them apart. It’s so very dark but sounds crispy
thall is basically djent's evil twin brother, but yeah love all those aspects as well.
I think I saw on a Vildjharta video once that someone said thall is to deathcore what djent is to metalcore and I think about it all the time.
@@cellularman99 that makes sense too. i woulda said it like this though: thall is to djent what deathcore is to metalcore.
It’s the ambience and the way they bounce around the meter but never stay right on the down beat
One trick for guitars I learned from watching TH-cam is to copy your guitar tracks and pitch those copies down 1 whole step and blend in to the original tracks.
You like vildhjarta bc they're the best. The kings of thall. The most emotional sounding metal band I've ever heard. Been a fan since Omnislash!
Also the comment about playing 2 live vs 3, I get that so much 😂👍
@MassHysteriaHD more emotional than korn and deftones? No lol...their great but emotion isn't what their kings of
@@carpetgymolylifting They invoke more emotions in me than deftones. And definitely more than korn lol. So yes.
Vild is so good and the rereleased of their 2 albums recently is ultra slappage
Fucking love Vildhjarta and HLB. Buster answered a question of mine on a live stream the other day which was nice.
Pitch shifting. If you watch his guitar playthroughs of HLB, he has a pedal setup so you can see him pitching up or down depending on what the riff requires. Complete mindfuck to try and learn
The pitch shifting is all programmed/automated
"Oh, I wish I could do feet." You can, dude. You can.
When your ride coming out Craig? I’m guessing it takes ages to do a sig. Guillotine slaps 🤘🏻
Interesting band. Never heard them before. Sounded to me like if Cult of Luna started adding djent parts. Are there crossover band members?
It went on youtube! I love it.
0:48 props for that
my life is falling to pieces
somebody put me together
Yeah FNM!
He plays guitar left handed on a right handed guitar so he plays upside down that’s why he plays the high notes on the low strings
7:25 good take
it's like sad mechanical alien music
Similar in many ways to chris turner, the kick flams are intentional
Mgła - "Age of Excuse I" drum rehearsal ...I recommend:)
You like Vildhjarta because its UNIQUE
It has like dissonant pop sensibilities.
BTW why does every snare sound the same nowadays?
Because everyone complains and critiques when someone tries something different. I really love piccolo snares in heavy music lol the high pitch snare you hear in 90s hardcore is sick asf I love the contrast and the ring, but no one uses those anymore
@@matthewboyea Profiler drummer seems like he is bringing it back.
this band reminds me of Diablo 2 for some reason.
Let’s get Buster on the Podcast !
There just is something dark and sad about Vild and HLB. Love it.
new matt gartska video is out, get on it sonny boy
Still waiting for buster on the downbeat!
I'm not taking ish. But, these drums have gotta be sampled.
Said to Metalbirb a while ago that Vildhjarta is to music what Dark Souls is to video games - you love it because it’s so difficult. Ridiculous band.
So basically masocore? Lol
Big roy kent vibes from you
thall
not gonna lie.. 7:54 hits pretty close to home..
Is this most subs within any TH-cam-ported video ever?
Mario Duplantier just uploaded a new vid 👀
7:29
I believe Vildhjarta is Thall not Djent
BIG ROOM --- shit snare.... GG
You should check out Cardinal Red - Monuments (Drum Playthrough) as far as I’m aware it’s all live audio and was recorded during a twitch stream! Think you might dig it!
guess i know where the d in vildhjarta went ;)
The difference with Vildhjarta and all other "djent" bands is that they literally take years to write their music.
pls do the void alone andrew baird im fucked
Is this the same drummer as humanities last breath?
If I’m not mistaken, Buster basically is HLB.
@@patfix that is some man. Two great bands!
Other comments are saying he's the guitarist for HLB.
@@Egoblivion That's actually insane, some man for one man!
@@bengreen2200 I'm sorry can you rephrase that?
Can definitely tell this vid is at least a week old... not sure admitting to be "very much a hammer and sickle organization" is hip at the moment
Putin's Russia: definitely not a hammer and sickle organization
@@liquidportnoy You think most westerners know that?
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Silent j?
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