MESHUGGAH - Break Those Bones Whose Sinews Gave It Motion (Official Music Video)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2025
- Taken off the album "Koloss"
Directed by: Owe Lingvall / Village Road Film
This song title is an excerpt from a quote by philosopher, physician, organist, and 1952 Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer: "Revenge... is like a rolling stone, which, when a man hath forced up a hill, will return upon him with a greater violence, and break those bones whose sinews gave it motion."
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MESHUGGAH is:
Jens Kidman - Vocals
Fredrik Thordendal - Guitars
Tomas Haake - Drums
Mårten Hagström - Guitars
Dick Lövgren - Bass
Lyrics:
Break Those Bones Whose Sinews Gave It Motion
Tremors, reverberating
Frequency of doom
How strongly the violent thoughts of vengeance echo
Setting in motion the strings of hate.
Shudder
Shudder
Vibrate
This is the soundtrack to our hostility
To our malicious intent
To the pointless grudge forever held
The callow dream
The dismal wish to harm
Animate now
The twisted sounds of our disdain
Our rage
The notations to our contempt
To unforgiveness and loathing
A sonic declaration of spite and resentment
Its resonance grinding to dust our souls
The twine of revenge tightly strung.
Its sub harmonics, the undoing of all
So enticing
The retaliation - chords of man
The all-deafening - Oscillation of the damned
Let forth the hateful, the murderous
Let their malignant prayers resound
The reverberant, odious request
The wish of death abound
So enticing
The retaliation - chords of man
The all-deafening - Oscillation of the damned
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This is the coolest shampoo commercial I’ve ever seen.
what about the bald guy
Through fire and flames pls
Jungo Bungo hahahaha
Ha ha ha..
I'm sure that they're laughing at this comment like us 😂😂😂
Here's the truth dudes: there really aren't any bands like them. Very good bands like Meshuggah only come up once in a blue moon, and they're good because they do their own thing, and don't really sound like anyone else. This band is very heavy and technical, but they're not obsessed with being heavy, nor too mathy, fast, or random. They just make stuff that sounds fucking cool. Incredible musicians.
There is nothing technical about what they do. I'm sorry. I learned songs my first year of guitar more technical than Meshuggah songs. This band is a rythmic one, not focused on lead skill and thats fine. I love Meshuggah. But please don't think they're in anyway technical lol
Nothing technical? You mean to tell me that you could grab a couple of hacks on their instruments and play Future Breed Machine together no problem? I'd say they're pretty technically sound.
ChipmunkAsylum Since I've been playing music for awhile that revolves around odd meters and poly rhythms and so on and the other "hacks" where also as familiar with it, I would say we could figure it out with ease. It may seem difficult if you're not used to it, but eventually you get used to 9/16 and 3/2s as if they were 4/4. The other bits would take practicing, but thats with any song played by an entire band. Since most of Meshuggah's songs tend to revolve around one riff, once you have that down you are 85% done with the song. The rest would just be building up the stamina of playing that same thing repetitively desperately waiting for something to change in the song. I love meshuggah, but I personally can't stand playing repetition. That would be the hardest part, because it's so easy.
Nothing against Meshuggah, the band doesent get together to write difficult music.
Alright well if you can play the guitar that's one thing, but if you know a drummer of Haake's ability than kudos to that guy
Mike Scanlan there is nothing technical?....so for a man that was at the time playing the drums for at least 20 years having to take 3 months just to learn one song (Bleed) isn't a technical thing to do?
I showed this song to my little brother and he became my grandfather
Underrated comment.
@@Art-Sin for sure hahahaha
Showed it to my future grandkids and they became my ancestors
lmao
But what the hell does it mean? :D
Its beautiful, but what the hell? :D
That's how I like my music, when it sounds like a gigantic monster of the universe that eats black holes for breakfast.
Really good description, man! This is (nearly) exactly what i imagine when listening to the song.
Only except for black holes i imagine it attacking and crushing planets ^^
I doubt any future comment is gonna be better than this one. Eats black holes for breakfast, WOW!!
Breakfast those black holes whose universe gave it gigantic monsters 🤣🤣🤣🤘
Recently discovered in “science” other forms outside of blackholes. Life ain’t all pussy or drag you down. Something else out there...
just like my coffee
I've listened to 5 Meshuggah albums one day. I started to function in polyrythm...
Polymeters not poly rhythms
@@hatebreeder999 no lol
@@iwantmyprivacy2217 yes actually. Do you know the difference?
@@CodamATW I dont, can you explain please?
@@stevenniggs6358in polyrhythms both rhythms start at the same time. so a polyrhythm of 4:3, the 4 and the 3 would start on the same first beat and they both fit in the same amount of time. a polymeter however is two different time signatures existing at once, they do not necessarily have to start on the same beat. Meshuggah mainly does polymeter as the cymbals count a 4/4 while the guitar for example has a pattern that is say 7/16 then 5/16 then 9/16, that means the whole phrase then lasts 21 sixteenth notes slightly over the 4/4 bar thats going to be 16 sixteenth notes. essentially meshuggah will repeat this polymetric pattern until it realigns and the 4/4 phrase starts at the same time as the 21/16 phrase.
What I love about Meshuggah is that they dont simply make songs. They craft soundscapes.
I'll craft you in your soundscape
@@GrNen That took a turn for the good.
Hell yeah brother.
totally !
They are perfection indeed 🔥
A great song to listen to while you’re eating pear slices
Chuckle alsotaking a Nap
oughtta pin this
Canned or fresh?
😂
just sad down with cucumber sticks
I dare say Meshuggah is the greatest metal band to ever exist.
If Pantera wasn’t a thing then yes
Nah Nickelback is the heaviest band ever
They are certainly sitting on a throne by themselves. They are untouchable in what they do.
@@ChickenJoe-tq6xdmy first thoughts...
@@ChickenJoe-tq6xd pantera sounds like imagine dragons compared to meshuggah
This really slow compared to other Meshuggah songs and i still find it one of the heaviest and most rhythmic of their songs.
It's not like a sprinting Cheetah, more like a stomping Elephant.
I love it!
I personally prefer the slower grooves. Like this.
That riff is just so nasty
That's exactly how i picture this track, like a Giant dark Mammoth stomping at a steady pace and destroying everything in its passage.
Lethargica imo is a bit slower and heavier than this.
@@sjn_ Hey man, it's not a comparison we're doing here.
So many people don't realize that the vocals in Meshuggah are used as a rhythmic tool. Tomas even said it himself. He said that it suited their music more since they're already a rhythmic machine.
you're completely right and it is because people love to say pure balls (cause they're usually uninformed) as well as not focus on beauty of the music itself.
just listens to the cymbals
thats why I like Tool and Meshuggah
@@mojojijo5767 and (sometimes) snare.
Exactly. It's all percussive, and magically glues together the band's tonal range.
Meshuggah ages like Wine, they're a rare breed, surely more than mere mortals.
yeahhh
Agreed, I've listened to them for well over a decade and they've just become much better.
Obzen had such a depth to it man, almost a psychedelic horror show. Bleed could be considered the world's worst trip :p
Bleed should be watched every trip.
*****
Ayyy
Legend has it no cameraman survived the filming of this video
My favorite metal band. Nobody can copy this style; some tried, but failed.
Q deMayo Check out the band called Tardive Dyskinesia
PissedOffWhiteMF Pantera is still one of my favorite bands and I still listen to their music on a regular basis. I saw them four times: once on Far Beyond Driven, twice on Trendkill and once on RTS.
I've been listening to all type of music since the early 80's, but i'm a metalhead without a doubt. \m/ \m/
Q deMayo gotta right your little "typo" :D MANY tried, but failed.
THERAMMSTEINFAN490 That would be the correct, if many, had tried. Actually, there have been some bands(Contortionist, Tardive Dyskinesia) that tried. Not a big deal! \m/ \m/
I love how Tomas is so focused on his drum patterns but at the same time really digs what he's playing. In my opinion, if not the best drummer in the world, he definitely is among the best ones.
what they've created is unique, and his style is such a huge part in that. i think any drummer recognises the genius is what t(he)y are doing. he's the drummer's drummer: always keeping it simple. the perfect cog for this complex machine.
i hear you man, Tomas Haake is freaking amazing :) another favorite drummer of mine is Mike Portnoy, I would love to hear him play Bleed one day or something :D that'd be freaking epic
@@ducatirijder Mike Portnoy is an absolute bellend, overrated. Try Bobby Jarzombek
@@Mugenloo looool, thanks for the great laugh
Jens has been rolling his eyes back in his skull so long now he can probably see behind himself.
+Daniel Verberne He would just see his brain.
+smokejc you must be fun at parties
+Chuggsbigman Yeah? Well, shut up!
+Daniel Verberne But can he see why kids love the taste of Cinnamon Toast Crunch?
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The word "djent" doesn't even begin to describe the balls deep chomping smash that is the rhythm section of this song.
Fr, periphery, tesseract, car bomb can only dream of composing something like this
One of the heaviest most primal songs I've ever heard.
"Meshuggah is the physics of metal."- Stephen Carpenter [respectfully]
indicamanita hallusativa respectively? what do you mean?
It should state respectfully instead-maybe?
That's what he meant several years ago
Nemo_K
I edit so all kittens can meow in unison and destroy the crack in the universe as it yawns opens and accepts our kittens fuzziness blessings of meow and purr.....
Meshuggah is my psychedelic savior. I shall not want.
Too much meow!!!!!!Hahaha!!!!!
It's a weird time signature, can't figure it out.
Another love song.
I made 3 babies to this song.
your poor wife. is she ok?
@@korruptedhimself9372 My wife's initial reaction of "wtf are you listening to" has gradually morphed over the past couple years to me catching her headbanging to Meshuggah songs and I couldn't be more proud of her arc.
2 years ago my mom died with cancer and since then, I couldn't listen to this music because this was the song I remembered listening before she died.
But now I've made peace with myself and my grief :')
Metal will never die for me 🤘
jesus fucking christ are you some kind of emotional exhibitionist or what, i came here to listen to music, not to read your personal drama dude.
@@zbigniewiksinski then just listen and don't scroll through comments 😁
I feel ya. Metal's deep.
@@zbigniewiksinskishow some respect man
Metal Awaits
This tune sounds like an evil rhinoceros in slow motion, crushing anything that dares stand in its path
Look at that fucking head.
's a bit round innit
+schpleeb This is the epic version of Dumbo's hangover visions when he got drunk
+schpleeb Hmmm.... I feel like I am colossus fits this description but this song will do as well
that is awesome! lol
I'm going to go fight a mountain.. I'll be right back
You take the north side I'll take the south and we'll fight each other once we've fucked kilamanjaro up!
Alright bro im down, sounds like a plan XD lol
Good, lets get the Hound and avenge Oberyn's death together.
Sorry, had to make the reference...
Best comment ever \m/
mal-phite me in reallife
Cant believe it took me this long to find this band. Some of the best music I've ever heard
Welcome! They've been around for 25yrs
Cant go back.
@@dsvet actually 34 years now technically which is even more insanely impressive!
Sorry anything you hear from now on will suck in comparison
Same
Legend has it that Thor’s hammer was forged by Meshuggah’s heavy metal.
I believe it. Also my 04 gto will give your fox that smoke
@@towertito2149 I couldn’t care less. Your gto looks like a Pontiac Grand Am. Fugly as hell.but opinions are like assholes .everyone has one
@@towertito2149 did this ever happen? wanna see how both cars do againstn one another!!!!
I don't know why everyone seems to have a problem with the vocals, I think Jens is fucking amazing!
fuck them... youre rigth pal.
Each to there own. Same with Death Metal vocals.
He is.
BLFilms WHO HAS EVER SAID SUCH A THING?
His vocals are just right for this music. He is the perfect choice for this band. No less no more.
wait, why does this give me chills? listening to meshuggah is literally a body and soul experience.
WaIt, WhY DoEs ThIs GiVe Me ChiLLs. God get over yourself.
Can somebody take a moment and appreciate the walking monstrosity that this bass is?
For a second there I thought it was the drumms
Especially from 3:48 to 4:43.
"walking monstrosity"
Never has a phrase been more accurate, for Meshuggah's slower pace songs.
Slow, but *Heavy. As. Fvck.*
it goes: UHMHMHMHMH CHA UHMHMHMMH CHA UHMHMHMMH CHA UHMHMHMMHMHMH
Sorry, too busy giving myself a blood eagle so i can fastrack to Valhalla.
Tremors, reverberating frequency of doom
How strongly the violent thoughts of vengeance echo
Setting in motion the strings of hate
Shudder, shudder, vibrate
This is the soundtrack to our hostility, to our malicious intent
To the pointless grudge forever held
The callow dream, the dismal wish to harm
Animate now the twisted sounds of our disdain, our rage
The notations to our contempt, to unforgiveness and loathing
A sonic declaration of spite and resentment
Its resonance grinding to dust our souls
The twine of revenge tightly strung
Its subharmonics the undoing of all
So enticing the retaliation-chords of man
The all-deafening oscillation of the damned
Let forth the hateful, the murderous
Let their malignant prayers resound
The reverberant, odious request
The wish of death abound
So enticing the retalitation-chords of man
The all-deafening oscillation of the damned
Appreciate you for this my man! By far, the heaviest song I've heard to date! Currently going through some shit with my fiance, so this one is right on time! Baddest band on the planet!
@@charlesthompson4166 oooh! Feel for you brah! But she still a fiance still a good time to call it off lol
You know you are a good band when you are one of a kind
One part Steve Reich, one part Led Zeppelin, one part acid.
drumttocs8 Listen to the Shaggs and tell me that.
This Riff is so heavy and satisfying
+Furpez lmfao
+bdstwn HA XD
+bdstwn HA XD
It's the same riff throughout the entire song...very djent of them!
Listen to thear first episode none. You think that was heavy. None sounds like dump trucks falling out of the sky and landing two inches from your face
Had to bust out a quick set of 10,000 pushups listening to this.
I'm gay so I think I could do that!
Chunk-a-chunk-a-chunk-a-BLAHNAW-chunk-a-chunk-a--chunk-a.. I can't get enough of this right now. Stomping about my flat with the Meshuggah face on. The new track Ligature Marks reminds me of this. Rhythmic masters!
Chunk-a-chunk-a-chunk….I like it!
There aren't many bands that can get away with making a music video of nothing but them performing in an empty, dark room. Nice!!
they at least have instruments this time. Though I do enjoy New Millennium Cyanide Christ.
That's what you get for low budget shit
+Neab N best video ever
Or lip-syncing their entire song on their tour bus
And air guitar/air drums lmao
Alot of hate down here for Jens' vocals. I absolutely love the vocals. The band is all about rhythm and atmospere, not melody. Jens' typically sings at one pitch or note and adds another layer to the poly rhythm.
Jens' stage presence blew me away too...holy fuck he's so intense.
Listening to Meshuggah leaves the vocals at top priority for liking them. People can't seem to listen them without liking that part first. Always hate/like. A number of bands have more or less a casual singing type. Which means the vocals don't have people divided but the music is, and the singing is left with Neutral or Meh opinions
Jens though, really excels when the music is setup for him. When you don't really need or want a lot of vocal melody is the best time for him to be singing.
totally agree, I saw them live and Jens is absolutely fucking brutal!
Supermaster Metalthrower Indeed Jens is a fucking monster live, as is the entire band. I truly believe that Meshuggah NEEDS to be experienced live in order to fully appreciate their craftsmanship. If you get the chance, TAKE IT! you wont regret it. Absolutely amazing artists!
Adyman pretty brutal you gotta admit
Shnergen91 vocals are dragging this down
I want to headbang, but I'm not very good at math.
1234 my dude
Just listen to the snare and ride cymbal and you’ll be fine. It’s all in 4/4. Lol
just focus one's and zeros man...with ur head
Dave J meshuggah are mathematical madmen but this songs in 4/4
Dave J that just made me laugh fuckin hard, thank you 🤘😆
Here is proof that esthetical simplicity and shadows are very...very effective. This is art.
the riff starting at 5:45 is the most grooviest thing i've ever listened.
It’s one of their best grooves hands down. I love it.
When will Sweden change its name to Meshuggen ?
Make a petition
Not worthy of the name anymore. :-(
The world may never know
@Da Cashman 😂
They never will because they are slowly turning to "Hens" and shit like that. They will not be able to even survive listening to Meshuggah in a few years.
So this is what it feels like to be reincarnated as a pissed off goose in a crowded public park.
more like a pissed off roiding moose
you truly win funny fucker of the year. i spit my water all over my phone.
He isn't insulting the band, either get your head out of your ass or stop trying to start a bs internet fight for no reason lol.
*LOL*
(and I am a huge fan of Meshuggah) ;-)
I liked your comment six months ago and it just made me laugh again.
Awesome song to jam out to while you're alone eating a frozen meal.
So this is what it's like to be crushed by a neutron star.
Yes! Thought the same one day
Underrated comment.
more like to crush one
Badass analogy, although technically speaking you'd be crushed under your own weight magnified 200 million times. Still badass, I'd say.
No other form of music out there can compare to the true art and science of metal.
+Jose Sanchez Have you heard Blotted Science?
I have not! I will look into that, thanks!
+Jose Sanchez
Have you tried blotters? They go very well with psychadelic djent.
your crazy there are multiple forms
+Jose Sanchez tip o the fedora to you m'lady
now our kids will never forget what sinews do..see? Metal is Education!
I come from a hiphop/rap, soul background but something bout this band speaks to my soul. So creative!!!
Almost the same for me : I come from sanity, but something about the autism in this band talks to my madness.
listen to istasha! he sampled this song in Irradiated Air Particles it's a weird Rap, Metal, Trap mix up
hiphop/rap. heavy metal. whatever. It's all rock'n'roll at the end of the day
normal people will never understand how incredible this is
Cool story
true.
normal people get it, weird people don't
Normal people can understand this smh
100%🤘
Of all the communities and subcultures, Metal community is the most bright, accepting, funny and diverse. And that in itself is such a beautiful thing.
yes. I believe this is totally true. something about the world hurts a bright person with a big heart and can lead them to have a need to aggressively decouple from those feelings in a non violent manner. When it can be done with something as intellectually interesting and as stimulating as Meshuggah, there is a bond there that nothing else will fill.
I await the new album with faith. If at first I dont click with some songs, I am sure I will in time. That's the way new good stuff is. That's what it takes to GROW into something better or further in to the advancing complexity of eventual decay.
Till u find the eletists
I think Meshuggah has some of the most unique and easiest to understand vocals in metal.
Sounds like you need to listen to thrash metal! Demolition Hammer, Sadus etc etc
exordiumdeath no...we dont those bands are god awful but thank you. Tune into meshuggah whenever you like though!
IICAPTN
Sadus puts Meshugga under the table by far.
Haha, nice pun. Meshuggah is signed to Nuclear Blast Records. XD
Best vocalist in metal is Chuck Schuldiner
This is the greatest thing I've ever heard...
love the way you can hear the picking in the beginning part. makes it sound dope
David Lee It's tapping you fucknut
David Lee it is tapping ...
@@ai4nlp No its not you can play it for yourself and it is definitely picked, that's what that clicky metronome sound is in the intro.
Marten & Fredrik is Legendary Duo...8 String Power!
Weight lifting tune for Norse gods. Fucking perfection.
This is literally the craziest song I've ever heard. The rhythmic pattern. Meshuggah as fuck.
Relentless procession, clockwork behemoth, diabolic mechanism
A band like no other. Every last aspect of Meshuggah has a purpose. The dead-pan vocals and almost mechanical rhythm section make it feel as though you're listening to some lifeless behemoth of a machine trudge around. I love it.
I literally can not get enough of this song.
Gojira and Meshuggah...thats the magic I hear everyday
Do you noticed the dual voice sound that Jens does in the chorus? Two separated notes (the low from gutural, the high from mouth modulation) that come together in the final "DAMNED". The band is a masterpiece.
Meshuggah is the type of music that terrifies you and makes you uncomfortable. But at the same time you can't stop listening.
that's genuinely how i felt when i first discovered them with bleed, just couldn't stop coming back to it and now they're my favourites of all time
@@jaydenstrudel me with rational gaze. i was 12
I see a lot of people complaining about the vocals in the comments. Well, I think growling/dirty vocals aren't something that many people will find immediately palatable. For a first time listener, it probably sounds like nothing you've heard before. A lot complain because they can't understand the lyrics, which I can understand. But what I find weird about that is most people listen to rap music these days, and to me many rappers are indecipherable, not to mention use a lot of slang that isn't even a part of the English language.
facepalm486
Obvious troll is obvious.
facepalm486
The hilariously ironic part of this comment is that you're trolling this guy for not liking the music, when he never actually said anything near that. He's actually defending it.
Jared Pitcher Isn't it wonderful to realise what kind of stupid people use technology/listen to such music/make idiotic conclusions?
Ironic eh, Jared Pitcher ? ._.
PrisonOfMinD85 More like the inside of my unwashed asshole. Was that metal enough?
They are in a league of their own. Live they are absolutely phenomenal, so many musicians come to see them. Glad I had the chance to see them.😮
Break Those Fingers Who Clicked Dislike.
Lmao
nO i wONT
@@EviLLivEClan it's a song title dickhead
This made my day already 😂😂
@@right-winglibertarian3896 r/wooosh
I don't normally comment on music vids, but when I do it's for the undeniably heaviest fucking band on the planet. Meshuggah is by far the heaviest band on this planet.
Car bomb, Frontierer, *Methwitch* are all quite heavier. Meshuggah is like above-avarage among heavy bands. It's on that level, where many "normies" still can listen to it, and all the other bands I've named are not
Edit: not that it's a bad thing
Check out Vildhjarta
This song smashes when you’re pissed
just bass and drums aswell as the bits of atmossphere, but 3:48 has to be one of my favorite moments in Meshuggah history... it just grinds through your brain like a steaming hot drill through butter
LIKE A HOT KNIFE THROUGH BUTTER
For a long time I only listened to rational gaze, bleed, and a few others, could never get into the bulk of their stuff..... then suddenly I realised while listening to new milleneum cyanide christ how much i love their sound
we should never have been able to reach this level of experience .... after all we are but mortals
You'll not find many Meshuggah covers, if ever. they are difficult to time. this is their quality. Love this stuff!
I always mean to get around to attempting it but then I realize how much hard work it is to perfect and memorize all the rhythmic modulation and I just give up.
***** Rhythmic displacement is kinda a double-edged sword. On one hand, it makes it really easy to map out a head-bobber, but also extremely difficult to pull off correctly.
***** Who ever said 'Shuggah tunes don't require technique? You're havin a laugh dood.
***** Sometimes "simplicity" can be deceptive.
***** Whatever you say Mr. Ubermensch.
Great song to listen to while picking flowers for a bouquet.
Why are you ghe?
I need this
Meshuggah is the god that scolds all the sins of humanity through the bodies of 5 random Swedish dudes.
+The Dopamine Cleric True
The first time I saw them live I remember thinking they seemed to take the forms of towering, wrathful Norse Gods
Implosion. Happened before. Catches everyone off guard in the mulitverse, everytime; 60% of the time.
Its the spitting out that hurts.
YEESS! Their lyrics and music explore the absolute and irredeemable darkness of our species.
@@joseph-zoramcbride4029 not irredeemable at all.
So much metal music but there’s truly just a handful that create greatness
like any genre I suppose ... like anything
People like things for different reasons , as long as it moves you ... it’s your good
I can't stop listening to this song, one of the best metal songs ever written. The groove is insane.
While most Meshuggah songs are my favourite song, I think this one is my most favourite out of all the favourites.
1. Meshuggah rules
2. This song rules
3. This song title might be the greatest thing ever written
donde están los latinoamericanos fanáticos de meshuggah, reportense.
No.
aqui!!!
esperando el reencuentro. Despues de 3 años hoy Meshuggah se presenta nuevamente en Chile. Allá estaremos !!!
👍🏽
\m/
No matter what death metal/deathcore/slam I listen to, nothing will ever be heavier than this
heaviest song in existence
They Move Below is in my opinion their darkest song, or The Demon’s name is surveillance.
Obzen
That’s photograph by Nickelback
This music is so ahead of it's time.
Lamb of God and Meshuggah please in 1 concert event!!!!!
It happened at Soundwave 2012 in Australia. I got concussed in a circle pit after colliding heads with a guy in a dinosaur onesie while they were playing this song.
Jack Blades haha I remember that guy in the dinosaur onesie.
+Jack Blades thats one for the ages ahahaha
Rajan Sanchez Fuck Yes Lamb Of God is my favorite band they kickass lml
Rajan Sanchez God i wish!
Okay, hear me out.
I was one of the metalheads who didn't like Meshuggah. I tried to get into them many times, and eventually, it clicked.
I'm still on my journey with their music, but there are songs that I really love in the meantime, so this is one of them.
do i need to go back and listen to all of the meshuggah albums again? I think I do
People who come here often to re-read the comment section.
You are my brothers.
amen
HELLL YEAH BROTHER
yes
Hell yeah
Yessir
Man, the artistry of the songwriting and lyricism together in this song is INCREDIBLE. To the critics who can't understand - learn to appreciate concepts like consonance and alliteration with the crushing rhythm in this track. "A SONIC DECLARATION OF SPITE." Wow.
meshuggah is just the opera of metal.
This is the song that turned me into a Meshuggah fan. Before this, I was sort of viscerally aware of Bleed, but didn't care for the mechanical feel. But this? This album (Koloss) and their next one (Clockworks) have got such a groove, I just got sucked into their world and I'm quite happy to remain there, thank you very much :)
David Simpson check out their song "abnegating cecity"
the album's name was The Violent Sleep of Reason ( Clockworks was a single and it was one of their finest products)
catch 33 my dude! it might take a few listens, and some of it is filler, but the juicy bits are some of the best meshuggah ever in my opinion! truly a masterpiece
> didn't care for the mechanical feel
Wait for some 10-ish years, you will understand what's true musicianship, and you will appreciate Bleed as well as everything else that's worth it.
All of Meshuggah is good. Their EP “None” released in 94 is amazing.
this was the first meshuggah song i ever heard and i was truly not prepared for how good the rest of their stuff is, if you havent listened to more i highly suggest doing it
this is the hardest song ever
I'm watching live video of a volcano devastating La Palma and listening to Meshuggah. It's the perfect match.
Meshuggah are amazing, only saw them once and it was brutal. One of my favorite band to work out on too.
Jens voice might be the same for most of their songs, but the name is a yiddish word for insane. Its like his voice is echoed from the subconscious veils of our mind. The shadow slipping into the conscious plane.
This guy has one of the best scream vocals I heard yet
Im too old, hearing this, go to my twentys at light speed! Brutal band!
Like most Meshuggah songs, there are odd metre riffs over a very clear 4/4 foundation driven by the constant quarter note pulse that haake keeps on his hats / cymbals. The snare is usually (most songs) on the expected 3 of each bar. You can head bang to the quarter note or half not pulse and you will almost always line back up with the riffs. The beauty of this band's compositions, and one of the reasons why I like them so much, is that they think of time and riffs on a larger scale i.e. 8, 16, and 32 bars before things loop back around. They also manage to do this and make it seem complicated while making it sound natural and organic due to Haake keeping everything anchored with his quarter note pulse reference. Pure compositional genius, which finds itself grounded in very fundamental and basic key concepts. Hail Meshuggah
This is so unique and awesome. Not many bands can accomplish this kind of originality and awesomeness at the same time. True legends.
Life would be easier having a 9-5 job than being a guitarist or drummer for Meshuggah
You mean a twelve hour shift + weekends?
When the mind stops, consciousness is transcended,you realise the world in terms of mesuggah and everything in it.everything is mesuggah.everywhere but none
The simplicity in their guitars are what make it so heavy!
I don't always listen to Meshuggah but when I do, so do my neighbours
Ya gotta show your neighbours how it’s done!
Right now I'm playing this loud in my hood while I drink coffee. I live in a place called the "bloody 3rd" so yea only metal around here is mine. They better learn to like it 🤣
😂😂😂😂
The last part of the drum solo is so tricky, you have to make the alto Tom vibrate all the time at the same time when you hit the snare you should do it with both sticks, don't forget to match the right hand with bass drum, and of course every crash accent is played with double crashes, +the muted crash on the pauses, good luck
i have zero idea what you just said but it sounds difficult as shit
I've been playing drums for 2 days...I quit now. Thank you for showing me I was wasting my time.
i dont play the drums but thanks
It's crazy how meshuggahs music instantly puts you in a trance like no other.