Showing posts with label meshuggah metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meshuggah metal. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
technology
GyZ gives you the song : technology. Listen in HD please.
Lyrics :
this is how you must be
partake reality
you are technology
this is how you will feel
this is what you will see
you are technology
walls of perception culminate
in free will operator interface
data masquerades
taking shapes
the mind will confiscate
compile
integrate
disassemble
reassimilate
this awareness unfolds
fills out infinite forms
you're its technology
this is how you must be
partake reality
you are technology
this is how you will feel
this is what you will see
you are technology
this awareness unfolds
fills out infinite forms
you're its technology
inherent quality at hand
gives you all you comprehend
data masquerades
taking shapes
the mind will confiscate
compile
integrate
disassemble
reassimilate
you are technology
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Thursday, September 13, 2012
Spazz Mantra
GyZ gives you the song : Spazz Mantra. Listen in HD please.
Lyrics :
united we stand
through the fragmentation
of the one novelty unity
contained on the
perfect black still canvas
of consciousness singularity
watch me spazzin' all around
oh, hello, spazzer
again
paint a new story
make me new again
united we stand
through the fragmentation
of the one novelty unity
contained on the
perfect black still canvas
of consciousness singularity
this is how it begins
this tell me how it all ends
united we stand
through the fragmentation
of the one novelty unity
contained on the
perfect black still canvas
of consciousness singularity
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Friday, July 27, 2012
God Programmer
Lyrics :
recognized incapacity
flatters the promise
of new potential
god programmer
designer incomprehensible
creations of awe
reflecting the will
knowing does
bring time to a still
god programmer
the observed is clean
masked is the observer
escape all questions by mastering
the art of how to be
nothing and everything
recognized incapacity
flatters the promise
of new potential
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Gojira - L'Enfant Sauvage review
Year : 2012
Genre : Groove Metal, meshuggah Metal
Label : Roadrunner Records
Origin : France
Rating : 7.0 / 10
Buy it now
Gojira's L'Enfant Sauvage is a solid musical accomplishment that does not exactly seek to reinvent the Tools - pun just might be intended - it relies on, but it does a more than decent job contributing similar patterns you have been witnessing throughout the recent days of modern - meshuggah - metal. The most notable leanings the disc conforms into are aggressive groove warfare, - think along the lines of Lamb Of God, minus the Southern fixation - gloomy black (!) metal that gets presented with the occasional quasi-angst of the alternative side of the parent genre, while the high definition Meshuggah influence is something you will have the chance to witness at work throughout the release, courtesy of the compositional methods the package is exhibiting. Like in the opening track, read more about that later. For now, read on if you want to know the most favored ways and charms of this decent runner-up from French.
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Genre : Groove Metal, meshuggah Metal
Label : Roadrunner Records
Origin : France
Rating : 7.0 / 10
Buy it now
Gojira's L'Enfant Sauvage is a solid musical accomplishment that does not exactly seek to reinvent the Tools - pun just might be intended - it relies on, but it does a more than decent job contributing similar patterns you have been witnessing throughout the recent days of modern - meshuggah - metal. The most notable leanings the disc conforms into are aggressive groove warfare, - think along the lines of Lamb Of God, minus the Southern fixation - gloomy black (!) metal that gets presented with the occasional quasi-angst of the alternative side of the parent genre, while the high definition Meshuggah influence is something you will have the chance to witness at work throughout the release, courtesy of the compositional methods the package is exhibiting. Like in the opening track, read more about that later. For now, read on if you want to know the most favored ways and charms of this decent runner-up from French.
Read more!
Monday, June 18, 2012
Whitechapel - Whitechapel review
Year : 2012
Genre : Deathcore on groove metal and meshuggah metal pill
Label : Metal Blade Records
Origin : United States
Rating : 8.0 / 10
Buy it now
The new Whitechapel disc, while supremely assuages the types of cravings the premiere deathcore fan is most likely to exhibit, it also offers pretty admirable and well constructed attractions throughout, courtesy of the narrative tools and the related musical influences being at its disposal. Luckily, the package is not reluctant to rely on its key interests and idols, a set of circumstances that invite the spin to emerge as one that does not satisfy with the act of conforming to your anticipations - it seeks to shape those along the way, too. Any record below that aspiration is automatically "meh", in a sense. On the other hand, rest assured that the spin will be doing everything you want it to do, but it is the "how" and the "what else" that integrate this baby into the - oh, so enthusiastic - flock.
The pastimes of the disc are well varied, not surprisingly. With great delight I experience that the album is not overfixated on sonic ferocity for the mere sake of sonic ferocity, and this is something most notable throughout the colorful, well presented tempo selections. A healthy amount of mid tempo warfare is on display here, reeking Meshuggah from top to bottom, teaming up with a propensity to offer groove metalish leanings- The track "I, Dementia" is a great example for this, with a structure that features whole musical passages that adore the Catch 33 Meshuggah LP via the riffcraft. Catch - ha., ha. - the riffage starting from 2:26 in this song. Picture perfect Meshuggah clone music, but Meshuggah clones are sexy.
Sure, the proceedings deviate from the math metal genre later on, and do a pretty decent job at revealing breakdown-centric metalcore with decent high frequency detail embedded in it. The disc showcases an almost exclusively angry overall temper, and I, for one think it looks pretty good in this mood. Read on to find out more about the disc.
Read more!
Genre : Deathcore on groove metal and meshuggah metal pill
Label : Metal Blade Records
Origin : United States
Rating : 8.0 / 10
Buy it now
The new Whitechapel disc, while supremely assuages the types of cravings the premiere deathcore fan is most likely to exhibit, it also offers pretty admirable and well constructed attractions throughout, courtesy of the narrative tools and the related musical influences being at its disposal. Luckily, the package is not reluctant to rely on its key interests and idols, a set of circumstances that invite the spin to emerge as one that does not satisfy with the act of conforming to your anticipations - it seeks to shape those along the way, too. Any record below that aspiration is automatically "meh", in a sense. On the other hand, rest assured that the spin will be doing everything you want it to do, but it is the "how" and the "what else" that integrate this baby into the - oh, so enthusiastic - flock.
The pastimes of the disc are well varied, not surprisingly. With great delight I experience that the album is not overfixated on sonic ferocity for the mere sake of sonic ferocity, and this is something most notable throughout the colorful, well presented tempo selections. A healthy amount of mid tempo warfare is on display here, reeking Meshuggah from top to bottom, teaming up with a propensity to offer groove metalish leanings- The track "I, Dementia" is a great example for this, with a structure that features whole musical passages that adore the Catch 33 Meshuggah LP via the riffcraft. Catch - ha., ha. - the riffage starting from 2:26 in this song. Picture perfect Meshuggah clone music, but Meshuggah clones are sexy.
Sure, the proceedings deviate from the math metal genre later on, and do a pretty decent job at revealing breakdown-centric metalcore with decent high frequency detail embedded in it. The disc showcases an almost exclusively angry overall temper, and I, for one think it looks pretty good in this mood. Read on to find out more about the disc.
Read more!
Friday, June 1, 2012
Prudent Concept - Body
GyZ gives you the song : Prudent Concept - Body. Listen in HD please.
Lyrics :
reality geek interface
stimuli interceptor
cultivate capacity to evaluate
calibrated sentiency
growing aware of a rule-set
consciousness acts
with what it simulates
infinitely accumulates
coding prototype reality
omnipresent in fragmented totality
free will-operator
pixel on the screen
seeking out functions
in the entropy reduction machine
prudent concept
exiled at the core
consciousness imposed
containing
a reflection of all
prudent concept
primordial will
every face every sentiment
every place every dream
all data is real
free will-operator
exiled at the core
consciousness imposed
containing
a reflection of all
prudent concept
primordial will
every face every sentiment
every place every dream
all data is real
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