still can't believe Buster heard Måsstaden, said "this is the sickest music i've ever heard", then both became a giga fan of Vild and insane at his instrument - then joined the band.
you missed the part where he heard måsstaden, said "this is the sickest music i've ever heard" then proceeded to start his own band humanitys last breath to rip off the vildhjarta sound XD those are his own words of choice btw!
@@idiot_city5444 you've left this same low effort comment five times on this channel alone, o enlightened one; name bands other than Meshuggah/FFAA/Ion Dissonance that were "decades" ahead of their time or pipe down
@@idiot_city5444 oh so you're not aware of the modern resurgence of "pipe down"? curious! also, you won't name anything because you've got nothing - you're shamelessly dedicated to attempting to make yourself look in-the-cut and knowledgeable in music by dogging on bands that accomplished far more you than you ever will 🤣
Honestly, it's weird to see so many people ripping this sound now and doing nothing new with it. Really should be called Bergstrom core, but hey... that's how the cookie crumbled.
I find it odd that many don't seem to know it's his sound, yet Calle gets hero worshipped. I guess that's down to Bergstrom's apparent elusive stance, but still. He's currently taking a break from the band, so may not be on the next release, whenever that is..
MUV is better, its like a fully upgraded Masstaden. Just improved in every single way, which is what you want to see after 10 years. Masstaden OG is still absolutely amazing though, I listen to them both regularly
@idiot_city5444 naw. masstadens riffs were so much more random and unique. the randoms bends and high notes unexpectedness was so much better. UV has it moments for sure. but there's a lot of cheesy sounding parts too and the songs dont flow the same.
yes because this song came out in 2011, before anybody was doing this. Vildhjarta are one of the most technical, creative, and forward thinking bands in all of prog metal.
I wouldn't say it's ahead of its time. This Meshuggah-core style was already popping off by 2011. It's just that more recent bands still copy the stuff that was already done in the late 00s and early 2010s and rarely ever do anything to make it unique.
Wdym, thats like saying everyone who slaps on bass is "sly-and-the-family-stone-core"... Yes meshuggah popularized the "low" tunings, but this isnt a meshuggah riff. Very clearly. And vildhjarta/hlb riffs are very unique and recognizable for the most part especially with the constant pitch shifting thats a big part of this style that most other bands in this genre dont even have. While people saying this stuff will themselves be listening to power chord drop c metalcore. or probably even just all e-standard stuff and at the same time be calling "meshuggah-core" bands unoriginal
@@JonnyCrackers The song it's literally 13 years old, most of the generic djent you are talking about is trying to do this. Vildhjarta's riffs are pretty unique, you can tell there's obvious Meshuggah influence there but name me one Meshuggah song that has a riff similar that the one being played on the video we're commenting on.
@@dilbophagginz ill name a few albums. Erotic Cakes, Moon Healer, Virtuoso, Collection. please tell me what you couldnt possibly see yourself writing in this riff or cant understand how it came to be
@@omniscientindisplay7217 Moon Healer is awesome, I agree. But that doesn't make Masstaden bad. I think the strength of Vildhjarta has more to do with the atmosphere they create, rather than being the most proggy or ambitious (although Masstaden under Vatten is WAY more ambitious) Erotic Cakes is cool but there is nothing comparable about it other than that the two albums have guitars. Never heard of the other two.
@@dilbophagginz youve never heard of Jason Becker? he wrote Collection decades after becoming completely paralyzed and unable to speak, only able to move his eyes and barely move his jaw. he is a literal legend and the album will go down in history for what it is. youve also never heard of Joe Pass? bruh... the album i named is filthy. i never said this music was bad. absolutely a cool riff, fun, and even kinda interesting. impressive to the point where you say WOW WTF absolutely not lol. hes literally taken a rhythmic structure hes created and just subbed out sections to more melodic dissonant focused movements and ideas. sure its cool and interesting, no doubt, but its not Schoenberg nor Chopin lets be real. Erotic Cakes(the genre matters not) is a fantastic display of not only absurdly strong writing prowess, but of unquestionable instrumental mastery. conversely, Buster plays a cool riff, again. lol. my initial comment is simply my disappointment in seeing people wear horse-blinders. check out Collection, JB deserves literally everyone on the planet's time. check out Virtuoso or anything from Pass if you like jazz
still can't believe Buster heard Måsstaden, said "this is the sickest music i've ever heard", then both became a giga fan of Vild and insane at his instrument - then joined the band.
you missed the part where he heard måsstaden, said "this is the sickest music i've ever heard" then proceeded to start his own band humanitys last breath to rip off the vildhjarta sound XD those are his own words of choice btw!
@@passagenoir he just made it more angy and more production-core 💚
every single vild riff is a decade ahead of its time, literally every single one
Haha, no
@@idiot_city5444 you've left this same low effort comment five times on this channel alone, o enlightened one; name bands other than Meshuggah/FFAA/Ion Dissonance that were "decades" ahead of their time or pipe down
@dedompler pipe down...? What are you, some 80 year old woman? Come back when you're not a walking, talking joke
@@dedompler pipe down...? Come back when you don't sound like an 80 year old woman
@@idiot_city5444 oh so you're not aware of the modern resurgence of "pipe down"? curious!
also, you won't name anything because you've got nothing - you're shamelessly dedicated to attempting to make yourself look in-the-cut and knowledgeable in music by dogging on bands that accomplished far more you than you ever will 🤣
Didn't realize how sick that riff is/was because this is the first time I've seen it played LOL, sick playing dude and awesome mix!
This song has some of my favorite riffs of all time in it
Shadow my beloved
I knew what riff this was before even clicking
@@sirdo946 Best riff on the album imo
@TheSkeletonSkier might have to agree, Masstaden is full of S tier riffs but if i had to put one in S+ it would be this one
Absolute banger of an album
Honestly, it's weird to see so many people ripping this sound now and doing nothing new with it.
Really should be called Bergstrom core, but hey... that's how the cookie crumbled.
I find it odd that many don't seem to know it's his sound, yet Calle gets hero worshipped. I guess that's down to Bergstrom's apparent elusive stance, but still. He's currently taking a break from the band, so may not be on the next release, whenever that is..
@@MCNOISE666 It's because these people are late to the game. Most of these people never saw Vildhjarta with three guitarists let alone seen them live.
Masstaden is GOD
You could name this video "cool thall riff I wrote" and it wouldn't seem 10 years old
@@orionbekesi Crazy how much influence Vildhjarta has had over the years
Great playing!! Sounds really good 👍🏻
Klassiker ! gut gespielt !
t h a l l
thall
@@OnyHairu thall.
Literally 1st time i see good djent(or i dunno what dat is) riff
THALL😊
Yes. Yes it was. thall
that album is so good. best material of theirs IMO
I think Under Vatten is better but Vildhjarta's entire discography is just sick. Hoping for another album in the next couple of years.
MUV is better, its like a fully upgraded Masstaden. Just improved in every single way, which is what you want to see after 10 years. Masstaden OG is still absolutely amazing though, I listen to them both regularly
I'll have to agree to disagree. Mssstaden is lightyears better.
@@bushisahomo new album is literally so much better haha
@idiot_city5444 naw. masstadens riffs were so much more random and unique. the randoms bends and high notes unexpectedness was so much better. UV has it moments for sure. but there's a lot of cheesy sounding parts too and the songs dont flow the same.
THALL 4 lyfe 😎👍❤️
yay, dissonant sounds, so fresh...
To be fair, Meshuggah basically pioneered this scale and this sound like 20+ years ago
@@wingsoficarus1139 I’m convinced that Thorendal has had as much influence on metal as bands like Metallica
@@TheSkeletonSkier Absolutely. I think one of them said in an interview that the primary influence was various thrash bands.
Ahead of its time? Ion Dissonance anyone?
Yep, been listening to Solace a lot lately and it blows my mind how they were doing stuff that’s considered “modern” what, 20 years ago.
Why 10 years? What riffs in 2021 were even this good lol
@@SeanStephensen Clearly, you haven’t heard of Reflections
@@TheSkeletonSkier I’ve heard of them, nothing I’ve heard has caught my ear. Can you recommend one?
@@SeanStephensen From Nothing
Everything on instrumental Super 90 is waaaay better than this haha
I knew I was doing something right when a few years back my 8 year old said “can you put that song called Shadow on” :-)
This riff that sounds exactly like every 7 string player plays was 10 years ahead of its time.
ha kinda thought the same thing
yes because this song came out in 2011, before anybody was doing this. Vildhjarta are one of the most technical, creative, and forward thinking bands in all of prog metal.
@@thevishyfishy Yeah you're right, people only started playing 7 string in 2011.
@thevishyfishy before anybody was doing this...? Dude, do some research haha, 2011 was the year EVERYBODY was doing this
I wouldn't say it's ahead of its time. This Meshuggah-core style was already popping off by 2011. It's just that more recent bands still copy the stuff that was already done in the late 00s and early 2010s and rarely ever do anything to make it unique.
Wdym, thats like saying everyone who slaps on bass is "sly-and-the-family-stone-core"...
Yes meshuggah popularized the "low" tunings, but this isnt a meshuggah riff. Very clearly. And vildhjarta/hlb riffs are very unique and recognizable for the most part especially with the constant pitch shifting thats a big part of this style that most other bands in this genre dont even have. While people saying this stuff will themselves be listening to power chord drop c metalcore. or probably even just all e-standard stuff and at the same time be calling "meshuggah-core" bands unoriginal
@@dinonuggies2276 Whatever you gotta tell yourself. It's the same generic djent we've all been hearing for over a decade.
@@JonnyCrackers The song it's literally 13 years old, most of the generic djent you are talking about is trying to do this.
Vildhjarta's riffs are pretty unique, you can tell there's obvious Meshuggah influence there but name me one Meshuggah song that has a riff similar that the one being played on the video we're commenting on.
nah dude the things Vildh is doing are incredibly unique and different. Truly no other band like them, and I have searched A LOT.
@@JonnyCrackersI absolutely love meshuggah but you’ve got to be joking if you think they use this much of their guitars scale in a single riff.
Ehh, not really, lol. This is extremely 2011 sounding, very 2010s, nothing about it is "ahead of its time"
Definitely ahead of its time, because i am thoroughly sick of hearing shitty riffs like this
yeah you can go ahead and stay on that end of the pool immersed in your megadeth
@@dedomplerI’d listen to Lucretia for the billionth time rather than listen to this song twice.
@@hamnuts7239 Lol this is exactly what 6th grade me would’ve said after watching this video
not even remotely impressive writing lol very sad to read these comments
Please name a band or song that you think has impressive writing
@@dilbophagginz ill name a few albums. Erotic Cakes, Moon Healer, Virtuoso, Collection. please tell me what you couldnt possibly see yourself writing in this riff or cant understand how it came to be
@@dilbophagginz ?
@@omniscientindisplay7217 Moon Healer is awesome, I agree. But that doesn't make Masstaden bad. I think the strength of Vildhjarta has more to do with the atmosphere they create, rather than being the most proggy or ambitious (although Masstaden under Vatten is WAY more ambitious) Erotic Cakes is cool but there is nothing comparable about it other than that the two albums have guitars. Never heard of the other two.
@@dilbophagginz youve never heard of Jason Becker? he wrote Collection decades after becoming completely paralyzed and unable to speak, only able to move his eyes and barely move his jaw. he is a literal legend and the album will go down in history for what it is. youve also never heard of Joe Pass? bruh... the album i named is filthy.
i never said this music was bad. absolutely a cool riff, fun, and even kinda interesting. impressive to the point where you say WOW WTF absolutely not lol. hes literally taken a rhythmic structure hes created and just subbed out sections to more melodic dissonant focused movements and ideas. sure its cool and interesting, no doubt, but its not Schoenberg nor Chopin lets be real.
Erotic Cakes(the genre matters not) is a fantastic display of not only absurdly strong writing prowess, but of unquestionable instrumental mastery. conversely, Buster plays a cool riff, again. lol.
my initial comment is simply my disappointment in seeing people wear horse-blinders.
check out Collection, JB deserves literally everyone on the planet's time. check out Virtuoso or anything from Pass if you like jazz
Well, seems it was garbage 10 years ahead of time. 🤣
@@honigdachs. Bro unironically enjoyed State of Euphoria by Anthrax
@@TheSkeletonSkier One can instantly identify the absolute shit-for-brains by their usage of "bro". 😂
@@honigdachs. How does using emojis make you any smarter?
@@dilbophagginz You wouldn't understand, since you're not as smart as I am.