Dubious musical taste. (Page 2 of 10)

Not sure how many here have ever listened or heard of the Swedish band Meshuggah. It depends on whether you are into metal in general, what you think of non-musical screaming, and if you can cope with polyrhythms and polymetrics. And if you want your ass kicked really hard.

For any non-believing heathens like myself, this song has quite interesting lyrics, from the POV of a dictatorial god. The drummer Thomas Hakke consistently writes quite interesting lyrics for their songs.

Follow along with the lyrics from here: http://www.darklyrics.com/lyrics/meshug … oss.html#1

And again, they are definitely an aquired taste. I spent a good 2 years with them before I really understood their music fully and could somewhat predict all the syncopated snare hits, weirdly laid-out guitar sequences, etc. Curiously most of their music is in 4/4, but one or more elements rotate around it in various ways causing alot of unpredictability.

Catch 22 Live is one of my favorite live albums of all time. They cram *so* much fun into that album.

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So. Uh. Buy it. Asshole?

Anyway, recommended for all third-wave related needs.

I love Keasbey Nights, so I'll have to check out that live album!

Last edited by Queefward (2012-06-21 18:39:57)

Go you Aussie good thing.

Knife Party - Australian dubstep.

Ooh I have all of Godspeed You! Black Emperor somewhere where ever my CDs are now kept, haven't listened to them in ages.

Have you heard Dan Deacon's exponential layering of Call Me Maybe? Predictably, it's terrifying.

http://mabsonenterprises.bandcamp.com/t … ly-layered

This is a bit special.

The Bloody Beetroots are making consistently good dance stuff.

I've never been much into the New York Hardcore scene, but Bouncing Souls have always been kinda pop and fun for me.