It’s hard for me to comprehend someone not liking this as well, but you gotta accept some people just can’t handle growling. It’s a 2 way street cause I can’t understand how some people could consider old school death metal their favorite genre since I generally find it boring due to a lack of great lyrical flows, and riffs really blending together for me and not even hyping me up due to never being super groovy or melodic or anything
@@hamachibeans4471 I'd say that you'd have to have at least ~110 IQ or some sort of musical ability to "get" Archspire (or tech-death.) Most people don't have that much, so they just listen to whatever is on top on Spotify instead. There's quite a few veteran metalheads who don't like tech-death, but usually it's because they prefer heaviness, groove, etc., rather than being close-minded.
yeah, that's how it works in metal at least. They don't want to give power to people who share it illegally and they know that metal fans tend to buy records they like.
I appreciate this bands existence
Yes.
Yes
Yes
Yes.
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The last 2 min of this song might just be the best piece of music ever recorded.
Underrated comment. Literally one of the best 2 minutes in music I have heard in a long time, to include the full repertoire of classical and jazz.
The last 4 minutes and 5 seconds are the best. This song is beyond great imo.
For me, it's the breakdown at the end of A Dark Horizontal. This is also amazing.
Highly agree
Oh my God! Literally was just going to write that!! Yes!!!
I've listened to this album over a 100 times already.
That should took you like an hour
Im op too
Only?
Me too, today
This should be the album's closing track, imo. The ending is just perfect.
Well a dark horizontal had a better ending imo, but this is a close second
@@a5hengaming plus the story wouldnt go well with the mimic well as the closing track
the groovitational pull of these riffs is enough to destabilize orbit
Gravitational distortion?
For me this song is vying for top position as best on the album right now. Crushes.
WobblePizza most underrated one.
Man this and Calamas
Also the last 2 minutes are pure musical magic!
Full agreement. 3:28 is just too damn good.
Idk why i like this album more than bleed the future.
Same here. Fkn fav album ever.
album of the year(s)
that double bass burst at the beginnin how many times he hit the bd ? holy shit 10/10
Well it's a short, but very fast burst. It's 4 hits if I'm not mistaken.
@@dornoxius I know its so weird it sounds like 7. But if you slow it down it really is just 4. I play drums it is weird cus it sounds so deceptive.
Just seen them in austin play this whole album threw and when they played this I was in awe.....loss of words.....so good
"Human Murmuration" and "The Mimic Well" are the best songs of the LP. Stay Tech!
Stupidly good.
Most talented band to this date.... Damn... I can't get enough...
Couldnt count how many times I came....my screen is white now.
XD
Finally we can go out and see and support these bands the hardest , best music today
Getting to see them in April was magical
this goes unbelievably hard
Those Gravity Blasts!!
its like a tech death kamehameha
I almost cry when I hear the passage at 1:50
They do the same thing in every song though
@@OffTheRailGaming The other ones didn't touched me that way ^^
@@OffTheRailGaming no lol
@@nachfullbarertrank5230🪵🪵🪵
I only wish the bass was higher in the mix. Jared Smith is a BEAST.
The last two minutes are absolutely fucking epic but can we talk about that turbo drum fill in the beginning??
fucking insanity. spence ain't no human!!
Groooooßartig!!!
After a year of listening to this album I'm starting to make it the lyrics lmao
Good stuff
amazing
Wonderful...
love these pinch harmonics
I was there in those golden early years of death metal. This shit's trippy af! Well done.
Those far flung times of four years ago, lmao. I love them, too, but let's not act like these were the "early" years of anything.
@@justinkroboth360 I'm referring to being a teenager in the early 90's when all the goods hit the shelves hard.
@@justinkroboth360 nice boomer energy
drummer must have 6 limbs or something. shit is INSANE
and his brain have six times more wrinkles as a normal brain
2:42 It's a masterpiece
I discovered this band by chance with this song. the technical level seemed disturbing to me. I'm glad I discovered them
Pure perfection
Yummmmmy
I've been weeding out friends with archspire if I play it and they say it sucks we're no longer friends
2:53 I crying
How do you play drums like that man? I'm a guitarist and amazed by that drumming! Otherworldly stuff. Hails!
Pranav Dhokre In the drummers own words he has no life
Im guessing he uses gravity blasts (striking the snare twice by bouncing on the rim) with triggers
You would be correct.
1:17 Yessss
I can't listen to this with a straight face
I rate this album 10/10
cuando vienen a Barcelona??????
Remote Tumor Seeker is my favorite
this whole album slides
Awesome #StayTech \m/
from #2.53 to the end is the empyrean
So Fuckin great. WOW
Quando vai sair o video clipe?
Idk if it's just me but I can hear a metronome going at the end of this song.
First! #StayTech
i can barely follow the lyrics at .75 speed
@3:05 :O
Last chords in Mimic well sound the same like all shall align
Fuck yeah \m/\m/
It's weird to think people like country music more than this, and it's actually disappointing.
It’s hard for me to comprehend someone not liking this as well, but you gotta accept some people just can’t handle growling. It’s a 2 way street cause I can’t understand how some people could consider old school death metal their favorite genre since I generally find it boring due to a lack of great lyrical flows, and riffs really blending together for me and not even hyping me up due to never being super groovy or melodic or anything
@@hamachibeans4471 I'd say that you'd have to have at least ~110 IQ or some sort of musical ability to "get" Archspire (or tech-death.) Most people don't have that much, so they just listen to whatever is on top on Spotify instead. There's quite a few veteran metalheads who don't like tech-death, but usually it's because they prefer heaviness, groove, etc., rather than being close-minded.
Gruß
Dethklok on steroids
TheRottingElvis I'm just sayin... The vocals remind me of em'
Dogarn The Marauder Nathan Explosion as fuck man, I hear it.
Jacob Alexander yeah mate!!!
First thought when i heard involuntary doppleganger on pandora for the first time, which was months ago and i keep coming back
💯 with some Spawn of Possession thrown in!
Where's the stage? Coach bag.
Seems like the label has posted practically the entire album on yt... what's the logic? I thought labels wanted bands to move units
Exposure. The more people listen to the album, the more people will buy the physical/digital copy of it. That's what they hope anyway I think.
yeah, that's how it works in metal at least. They don't want to give power to people who share it illegally and they know that metal fans tend to buy records they like.
Can't move units if no one knows the bands. Anyway bands make most of their money at shows usually, not by selling CDs.
Advert revenue
C mamó
When Eminem starts playing Tech Death