Mar 302012
Well, well, what a happy coincidence. We just posted TheMadIsraeli’s review of Meshuggah’s Koloss album, and minutes later I see that the band have released an official video for “Break Those Bones Whose Sinews Gave It Motion”.
My sweet fuck, this really is a heavy song, and the video is so damned much fun to watch. I don’t really need anything more than what it delivers — watching Tomas Haake methodically murder the drums, slo-mo headbanging by the rest of the band, Jens Kidman being . . . Jens Kidman, all against a black backdrop.
Do watch it after the jump.
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Meshuggah are fantastic! But this musicvideo is better
Premiere !!Swedens hardest Female fronted metal band new killer musicvideo “Bleeding Sanity”
Frantic Amber – Bleeding Sanity watch it here http://seance.blogg.se/ and feel free to share the music video.
Frantic Amber is a female-fronted metal band with members from four different countries (Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Japan) Since the line-up was solified 2010 the band has made two tours to Russia, the latest one in September 2011, as well as a successful gig at Sweden Rock Festival 2011 which also was played in whole in the Swedish National Radio program P3 Rock Live. Frantic Amber performed at the P3 Gold 2012 Awards that was broadcast on swedish national television and radio.
Meshuggah is one of those bands that I have to really want to listen to in order to enjoy them if you know what I mean. Well, based on most of the songs I have, I do enjoy “Perpetual Black Second” more than most of their stuff. I find that their songs are too long and many sections within the songs are too long, if this song had been taken down to three-and-a-half minutes to four-and-a-half-minutes and all the sections had been scaled down proportionately, I could’ve gotten into it.
I don’t think I’m going to pick up this album based on what I’ve heard at this point. However, what I’ve heard does appeal to me, so I think it might be one of those songs that has to sink it, granted this song has a lot of sinking to do, but then again, I used to think Xasthur was a bunch of guitars hidden behind white noise… well it is, but it’s become much more clear as far as I recall.
if you don’t like how long the song is than you don’t like their music. I like listening to the MUSIC as long as it plays
MESHUGGAH DOESN’T HAVE MELODIES. 🙁
LIEK DIS IF U NOE WHAT I MEAN.
BUT DERS NO LIEK BUTTON! 🙁
So pretending to talk like a barely literate internet troll is still “clever” then I see?
best song on the album
I’m coming around to that point of view, too.
Tomas Haake is a genius!!!!! Meshuggah don’t need melody when they have “br00tal heaviness”!!!!!